Miki barely has time to return the embrace and mumble out "Yeah, me too. Sorry for vanishing like that. I, ah, didn't want anyone seeing my gravity spheres flying in and doing their thing. They're in my bag now." before the shaking started. The moment between the first shaking and the all-consuming panic seemed infinitely long though.

Miki grits her teeth again. Now there were people running amok in confined, dark space, and there was likely to be debris falling, and she couldn't keep track of it all, and there was too much going, and Kaylee was going to hurt. . .

NO

She shifts to the side as a reporter, evident from his equipment, rushes past. Good timing too, as a chunk of concrete falls from the ceiling. But. . .it should have hit her; that angle was all wrong. She glances up to notice what looked be a sheet of . . . graphene? That was weird. Where did that come from?