>>6031720>question: besides abandoned buildings, amusement parks, concerts, aquariums, and school at nights, does this 'breaking in' tendency include other people's houses? this is more important than it seemsNo, unless they ask.
People generally don't like it when you break into their house, even when you explain that their keyway is vulnerable to wave rakes and kinetic attacks. In fact, especially after you say that.
So she got rid of inhabited houses from her list of targets at Age 12.
>>6031744Here.
