Jane couldn't deny the fact that she believed what Terezi said. Terezi was someone that took what she did seriously. It was obvious she had a passion for what she did. To be honest, Jane knew she would feel much safer with the other female around.

She couldn't help but notice how Terezi's smile had faltered, though she didn't say anything at that moment, unsure of what was going through her friend's mind. It was never clear when dealing with Terezi. When the female brought up the monster that had attacked, her eyebrows furrowed. "Yes, we were very lucky nothing happened to the shop! While Dad has the money to fix things up, we would have lost quite a lot of business here."

The way Terezi acted confused Jane, until she realized the tone of voice. She'd heard it before- it was her interrogation voice. All business with a sense of pride. Why on earth would she be asking questions about the attack in such a way? Jane automatically thought back to the powers that had begun making themselves known. They were small things, so there was no way Terezi would know, right?

Jane could put everything back onto Terezi, and she knew it. Clearing her throat slightly, the woman rested a hand on her hip. "Why do you bring up the monster? That's quite the change in subject, Terezi."