It was the people and the dire circumstances that had Devi wigged out. She didn't tend to do well with people in general, her officious and apathetic nature was what the majority of people saw but Mrs. Fredric had explained that Devi's volatile nature would also have to be minded. She was trying to start with a good foot forward.

At Helena's prompting, Devi stepped through the door and out onto the balcony. "Fuck," Devi said lowly in awe as the Warehouse stretched out in front of her. Automatically, the childish side of her wanted to scramble up and over every aisle. To explore every nook and cranny of the building. She didn't know that the Warehouse expanded, but even if she found out, it would always be shadowed by that exploratory urge.

Devi leans over the railing, gaping. There was too much. "This is so cool," Devi chuckled brightly, a broad pleased grin lighting her face up as her mind starts wrapping around it. Curious and sharply intelligent green eyes swing over to her.

"What else?" Devi was officially stoked. Lead the way and earn an eager puppy with a sponge hungry for new and interesting doubling as Devi's mind.