"No. Some jackasses feel like jumping me, they get to convulse on the ground and scream for a while, then die. I can draw it out however long I feel like. They wanna shoot me, fine. I can't feel pain. And that's assuming they catch me when I'm not wearing my armor. That shit could shrug off a hundred-plus BMGs at once. If you think my electrokinesis is my only gift..." [b]She makes a motion to move- as if she's about to get up- then disappears entirely, and reappears behind him A split-second later. The delay, while small, was noticeable, and it most likely ruled out teleportation, as the former is instantaneous usually.[/b] "...you're wrong." [b]The moment she finished her sentence, she appeared in front of him.[/b] "So wrong." [b]Next thing he knew, she was back on her barstool.[/b] "If someone wants to shoot me, I better not hear it coming, else I won't be therre by the time the shot lands. And if I see them, I could easily turn it back on them. So, to put it simply, no. I don't fear walking into the night and never returning. It's a possibility, but nothing I can't handle. Honestly, it's more of a game than anything. I've been on the run from pretty much everything resembling law enforcement for the past two decades. Haven't been caught once. Half the criminal underworld wants to 'usurp my throne' or some shit. They've all failed. I fear very few things, and none of them have to do with what others might do to me. Physical torture relies on your subject feeling pain, something I cannot do. Mental torture relies upon breaking the subject's psyche. Mine is so broken it's not even funny. I suppose they could do some endless solitary confinement shit. But I would probably be more trouble than I was worth. I can fry any electronics, which means their shit would have to be mechanical or very well protected. So, assuming it's inescapable, I might persist in spite of them, or, if I wish it to end, simply electrocute the moron who decides to bring me my food every day. Honestly, all they could do is kill me. And, while I don't welcome death, I don't fear it. It comes eventually for almost everyone."