No.

Dago shrugged off the unwelcome hesitancy and threw open the door. He quickly stepped inside and shut the door behind him. Marian wasn’t anywhere to be seen. Dago leaned against his desk, trying to think of where Marian might be. He heard a noise coming from the kitchen and turned to see Selene coming out with a small bottle in hand. She gasped, clearly not expecting to see anyone in the office. She quickly pulled out what looked like a flashlight and pointed it at him.

“Selene, what the hell are you doing in here?” Dago groaned, having a good guess.

“I could ask you the same thing!” she cried, still a bit shaken because she was found out.

Dago had thought she had stopped her nasty habit of testing inventions on other mages, of which he was a regular victim. Since he’d been turned, it was less of an issue, but he was still wary of the young French woman.

“What did you do to Marian’s kitchen?” Dago asked, pulling his phone out of his pocket, “I’m going to tell him you were in here.”

Selene made a displeased noise and flicked on her flashlight. Dago didn’t know what it was, but he immediately fell to the ground, unable to move. Selene put away her flashlight and moved over to Dago’s prone form.

“I knew you weren’t human anymore,” she sneered, “Let’s find out exactly what you are.”

She grabbed his arm and pressed a button on her broach. They immediately phased into her workshop and Selene got to work strapping Dago into a sick looking dentist’s chair.

“I can assume you’re a lust demon,” she said with some disgust, “Or something else… I’ll be benevolent and give you the choice between tests. Test one or two?”