[She sneezes, first of all. A good three or four times.
The feeling is nothing new - that's a problem. Feeling it so suddenly and deeply makes it harder to tell if it's hers or this place's; it makes her skin crawl, and she sits quietly, anxious and sniffling, for a few good, long minutes. Once she's gotten that out of the way, though, she sets off to find this mystery person, listening for their footsteps.]
Re: THE HOUSE
The feeling is nothing new - that's a problem. Feeling it so suddenly and deeply makes it harder to tell if it's hers or this place's; it makes her skin crawl, and she sits quietly, anxious and sniffling, for a few good, long minutes. Once she's gotten that out of the way, though, she sets off to find this mystery person, listening for their footsteps.]