"We'll be invisible so you don't have to explain us," adds Shell Bell.
"Okay. I think I can pretend it's five in the morning. Micaiah, does it feel close enough to five in the morning to you?" Angela inquires.
"Okay. I guess we can go, then. But - outside of a local emergency - no significant magic on anything other than yourselves until I have an answer," admonishes Angela. "And it might take me a few days to find time to fly to Sinai. There are always intercessions to do and I'm well-known for taking them whenever I can."
"Do we need to clarify what counts as a local emergency as opposed to a global emergency or a local non-emergency, or will our mutual common sense do?" asks Shell Bell.
"Mmm - weather is never an emergency. If you go exploring on your own and there's weather going on that needs to stop, you can tell me and I can come handle it."
"But you don't care if we teleport and fly around, turn invisible and wander through public areas, conjure ourselves food and shelter and whatever, or stop, like, a house fire," Shell Bell says.
"Shall we go? Before your circadian rhythms are thrown off any more?"
And out they all head, piling into Angela's quarters.
The visitors go invisible, naturally, before the door is reopened to the hallway.
[She's good. Must be an angel thing, I can't sing like that,] Shell Bell comments to Sherlock.