> > It's also possible that Liu Xi sought a recommendation from Hallie as to whom might make a suitable chaperone to a Sorority House. Given other alternatives could be Kerry, FA, Dancer, Yuki, or Uhuna you can see why tandi started to look like a good choice.
> Liu Xi might do that, but usually only if it's convenient. She hasn't yet learned to rely on heavy research into those things, though she might be inspired to it if she happened to be at the Lair Mansion while Tandi happened to be there too.
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> > > Then she would have blasted the bin into a puddle of melted metal and bits of burning paper. Jury's still out on whether that would have helped or made things worse.
> > It might have allowed the curse to jump into Liu Xi's blood, and possibly begin to access some of her abilities. Suddenly the scenario would have got a lot more deadly.
> If you really meant Liu Xi...how would the curse hop that far if Liu Xi isn't there? Of course that scenario also may explain why Vinnie didn't bring her along.
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Yes, I was referring to Liu Xi there, having misread your original response.
> Anna, on the other hand...I'm not sure how a curse would affect her. I'd think a blood curse would require real blood.
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It would depend on just how much Anna's body synthetically replicates human physiology I suppose. The converse problem would be that since the poltergeist could manipulate and move non-living objects could it affect a robot that way?
> > Vinnie's probably still feeling guilty for the other times Liu Xi got dragged into supernatural danger.
> Or he's afraid of getting in trouble with Liu Xi again.
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Vinnie's used to being "in trouble" from the womenfolk of his life, especially his mother, sisters, and ex-fiancee. What disconcerts him about Liu Xi and his other new female friends is a tendency they have to actually care about him and try to scold him for benevolent reasons not to control him.
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