"No, only himself."

"Does his range extend to people looking through cameras?"

"He has never been caught on camera, we do not know, assume yes."

"When you say 'I could not think of him as anything but an innocent bystander,' do you mean that exactly? Not 'I could not think of him as anything but my most trusted friend' or 'I do not acknowledge his existence at all'?"

"I mean you will be unable to believe he is capable of causing harm while he is around."

"Do you know if I keep my preferences for personal space?"

"If he is violating them to cause harm, you do not."

"What's the definition of harm? Purely physical?"

"He has not attempted any other kind that we know of."

"Could he talk me into agreeing, to, say, rip my own head off, or is it purely the acts of violence that he himself does that are ignored?"

"Probably the latter, but he hasn't tried that to our knowledge either."

"Does he make me not think I am being harmed?"

"No, but you will be very confused about the source of the harm. And typically he kills his target fairly quickly and leaves their colleagues to wonder what just happened."

"My go-to method for hurting the Leviathan was to telekinetically throw myself at him as fast as I could to hit him, over and over," says Morgan, flatly. "If he only has human capabilities, he would be physically incapable of hurting me beyond a scratch. My concern is not that he could hurt me and I couldn't see it coming, it is that he could potentially warp my definition of what hurts me, or convince me to hurt myself."

He pauses to consider this. "Given what we have dealt with already with Strangers, it would not be too surprising if he could do either of those things and merely chose not to, but he never has."

"I am not dismissing the possibility, merely clarifying."

He nods. "Screamer can control sound arbitrarily within her range, which is quite extensive. She can generate or negate any sounds at any given point, to the point that she can make you believe something she's saying is actually one of your thoughts. She also has quite impressive multitasking skill."

"Does she perceive all of the sounds within her range, as well?"

"Yes."

"Yes."

"Miasma has the ability to become completely undetectable and release an odorless disabling gas that causes headaches, ringing in the ears, watery eyes, blindness, memory loss, and coma, in order depending on how long you're exposed to it."

"Can the gas be filtered out of the air in some fashion?"

"No."