Hollie nodded.

"I'll see what I can do." She said simply.

"I'm not entirely sure I can do anything about that, but being psychic myself, I should be able to help." She added.

"Now, considering the timezone difference, I do believe it's approaching on noon there. Would you like lunch?"

"Not a problem. What would you like?" 'Hollie asked kindly.

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She stretched, and stretched well.

Her arms, her legs, her back, and the four extra appendages coming from there. It didn't seem to bother though.

At least, not at first. .

"The fuck!?" She exclaimed when she seemed to properly realise the presence of them. She checked for the glamour, and found it absent. Not just the one she used to hide her extra eyes, but the one that she placed with her mana to hide her extra legs.

"I have absolutely NO idea, Jake!" She replied, something akin to panic to her voice. This was new, unusual, and most certainly not right.

"I'm trying to hide them again... I Can't." She added. He could hear the stress of this, even if she wasn't properly realising waht it was that had happened. All she was focusing on, stuck on, for the moment was the fact that she couldn't control the mana that she used to hide the extra legs she had.

And that was rather terrifying, as there was very little that could do that to a demon.

Anya just shot him a look as he, essentially, told her to calm down.

"And what the fuck could have caused that?" She asked, still sounding like she was about to lose her shit.

"I dont' know what happened, and I have too much mana for this body to handle, and it is going to cause serious issues if we don't fix this. Quick."

Anya accepted it with a light sigh and put it on. Almost instantly, the oppressive air that had been in there, vanished.

"Thank you, Jake." She said.

"I don't know what the hell is going on, and we really do need to figure that out." She added before shaking her head lightly.

"Why the fucck am I the size of a child?" She asked, knowing he wouldn't know the answer

"Not at all." Anya answered honestly.

"I'm more confused and a b it worried than pained." She added before sighing.

"do... we happen to have any kids clothes around?"

"I"m really not picky." Anya commented.

"Not... something overly cute or adoprable though, please." She added.

"Like.... just yeah." She added before sighing lightly.

"Not too cute, please." She paused a moment.

"You know what kind of style I tend to like."

"Thank you, Jake." Anya said before he left.

By the time he returned, she seemed to have managed to calm herself down enough that what little mana he coudl still feel wasn't feelining like i twas going to tear his soul out or something.

"Better not be bright pink or something." She commented.

"Are you heading into Work today?" She asked as she started to get dressed, grateful for the muted colours.

"Because I'm not. I wouldn't be taken seriously."

Anya just sighed lightly.

I shoudl be all rgiht." She told him simply.

"Could you possibly call in for me though? Just... tell them that I have the flu and no voice along with it or something. Come up with something for why you're calling instead of me." She sighed heavily here, obviously unimpressed with how things have gone.

"And I'll be all right on my own." She assured him.

"I may be only just above four feet tall, if I were to hazard a guess, but I'm not useless."

Anya paused a moment before laughing.

"I wasn't scheudled at the Unit, Ty." She told him simply.

"Remember, I'm an arachnologist that works with the city, and am often contracted out for Hal's purposes." She reminded him.

"So, I meant call into my work for me."