[She settles in to watch- it's fascinating, the differences between this and theater. She'd supposed that a camera could enable more interesting perspectives, but she had no idea it was capable of this.

The fascination, unfortunately, only goes so far. The effects on the creature itself are visceral, but not particularly convincing. That's not a problem. But as the creature effectively eliminates people, one after another, the tension starts to... agitate... her. She can't quite articulate why, but she does find herself tensing up herself, frowning in concentration and pressing slightly closer to Shealtiel- apparently without realizing it.

The lack of resolution at he end only makes it worse. The only comfort is the physical presence and the unabashed glee as he watches. It takes her a few seconds too long to stop staring at the screen and respond- but her face shifts very quickly to one of mild disdain.]

It was an intriguing concept, but the creature had no reason to pursue a strategy of stealth. If it had simply consumed them as quickly as possible, rather than allowing itself to be contained and studied, they would never have time to discover the weakness to fire.