[walkabout] it's totally not abusing any powers if it's for the good of the community, right?

[runs]

[She's bored. Once the novelty of his has faded, Sunday is just stiff and boring and without much that she could do that's fun.

So she has a plan to spice things up a bit.]

I'm going to give the natives prophetic dreams.

What should they see?

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[itsananimalthing]

You do that.

[He considers asking how she's doing this, but in the end decides he doesn't need to know. He does ask, instead:]

Is there anything that can keep you out of somebody's dreams?

[Because he doesn't want her messing with his.]

[runs]

Nope.

[Nothing reliable that she knows of, anyway - nothing that is a measure in itself and doesn't involve her personally.]

Only asking nicely.

[itsananimalthing]

Uh-huh.

[He's half-sure psychic protections might help keep her out, but he doesn't know. Looks like he's going to be paying close attention to his dreams for a while.

Because when the cat-child tells him to "ask nicely", the contrarian in him most certainly ins't going to do that.]

[runs]

[...She might be taking this as a challenge too.

If she doesn't get distracted first, which isn't unlikely.]