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Oh, isn’t it so much fun when one’s power ties into emotion? It ranges from being mildly destructive to others or oneself to being a danger way beyond Athena’s expertise as a mostly-normal human; at least the problem isn’t necessarily with the powers themselves. The principle remains the same -- she needs help with understanding and management of the innate feelings that drive her on a day-to-day basis, and that is very well within Athena’s means to work with.
At long last, her client enters the lobby and Athena moves to greet her in person-- she’s young and looks the part, of her own age if the application speaks correctly. That’s... a little unnerving, taking into consideration her specific scenario, but there really is no circumstance in which it wouldn’t be, even if she were older than barely-crossed adulthood. “Priscilla, yeah? Thank you for coming!” No last name? Not all that necessary, anyhow. “Come on in. We can get started soon.”
She’s chosen a slightly bigger office; two beige-yellow settees as normal and off-white walls, and two large windows on the other side of the entrance with a little cactus resting on the sill of one of them. What’s an office without plants, anyway? “I’ve taken your caution into account -- thank you for telling me that, by the way -- I just want to clear this up first for both our safety. What’s your procedure for when you lose control of your powers? If you just wait it out, I can leave you in the room for a bit until we’re ready to get back, or I can see if I can find someone to help you stabilize. Just let me know what works for you!”
