Somehow, she finds this exchange suddenly very charming - the exchange, not him, because he still was at fault for her being on the street during an anti-import rally. But the exchange was great. Probably the fact that he said exactly the type of thing she'd be thinking if she were keeping a harmless score of such things. The fact that he actually said it was instantly amusing.

She looks back to the bank, her expression turning thoughtful as she thought of all the possible ways to deal with the situation. The logical one was, of course, to let things run as they would. As long as there were no civilian lives in danger she couldn't care less about what happened to inanimate things. That said, they couldn't be sure that there weren't some stragglers inside.

At his question she moves her hand dismissively. "No. I don't see why I'd have anyone of the sort here."

She was maybe a little distracted by her thoughts.