In Tyl's defense, at least, Rikki had spent the better part of the previous week in Nonah, hiding at the Hargreeves' home while she tried to wait out the power switch with Klaus. It had just been too much being in Jeopardy with his power. It was bad enough in Nonah, but in Jeopardy, it was multiplied. It was... a lot. She'd have been a little surprised to know that Rupert hadn't been shouting it from the rooftops, though, or if he had, that Tyl had managed to miss that. Still, people had other things to do.

"Honestly, Rupert really did most of the work with that," Rikki concedes graciously. "I did the decorations, though. With my power," she says shrugging. "It started out because he reckoned we should throw a party to get my name out there so when I start my business doing the glass pieces, people will already know what I can do. But then the more we talked about it, the less it became about me and the more it was turning into a fundraiser. And then Kenzi helped with the auctions and all. I hardly put all this together on my own. I only wish I could be that talented," she laughed.

Taking a sip of her own drink, courtesy of Ben, she smiled a little. "Are you having fun, though, at least?"