To some extent the teen wasn't really paying attention to the boy that was leading her. When he stopped she nearly ran into him. The sudden change in demeanor from the boy prompted her attention. Things were happening fast, a pace that Lydia thrived on. Activity gave the needed mental stimulus to keep her engaged with what was going on in front of her. More people were running back to the neighborhood. Someone was being taken? Interesting. The boy taking off running and being called to follow was enough to get her to come along. This was fun. What was going on, what would she find.
Upon arrival she stopped to observe the scene. The children had arrived before her despite her moderately increased speed. A little trick she discovered due to her mind and body reacting faster to the signals sent. Blinking several times she watched as a teen boy bounced comically off the ground. Eyes darting every which way the whole thing made little sense in the normal world. A girl with a bow and arrow, a lizard man, a metal girl, children that appeared to be possessed. Ordinary people would be stunned by the whole thing but the asian girl just grinned.
Walking forward casually it quickly became clear that what was going on here was hazardous to everyone present. She didn't quite know who was the aggressor though since the children seemed to be the ones attacking. What they called "play" she severely doubted meant the usual fun a child should have. Twitching slightly her body began to hum like a live wire as she began to build a positive charge. If they wanted to play then so be it.
"You want to play." She extended a finger to the child approaching Kurt.
An arc of electricity jumped from her finger and struck one of the kids moving toward Kurt. There was no intent to kill, but it should be enough to seize up the average human body and drop them to the floor. With any luck that would make her a priority target and bring them all to her for her next move. Pausing as if she hadn't just tried to electrocute someone she slipped off she shoes and set them nearly to the side.