[There is an arc of light as the gun is discharged and it takes Enis's eyes a moment to adjust, even through the goggles. The first thing that Enis notices is that nothing had accidentally been set on fire. That was good. Working with energy like that was always a little dangerous and while the gun was tested; this was the first time someone else was using it.]

Yeah. Hold off. Let me check things out.

[She goes to inspect the material, humming discordant notes to herself while she does.]

And yeah. It needs to be. Um... think of it like a static discharge. Like rubbing your socks against a carpet and then shocking someone but stronger. If it isn't strong enough then you can't control which direction it goes in. So it was that or it could jump to any metallic substance.