Just the people in my village. Others out there might possess it, but who knows? [She did know, but it was neither here nor there, a rarity on the margin of careful calculations.] The rest of them, they don't like us shifting, either. They can tell we're different even when we're all lumbering around like hulking beasts. It's like having a target on our back. [And for some reason this doesn't seem to bother Annie, as if she's come to terms with it.

She digs her heel into the dirty floor at Kaoru's mirth, seeing if she can wear out the sole of the finest boots she's worn in her life.]

You were obnoxious. I couldn't wait for you to get out of the kitchen whenever you monopolized it.