Julie does not seem aware of any potential threat that he might pose. Actually, it's very reminiscent of sitting next to the fire pit as she had been earlier, just with a guy in it. It's quite comfortable, all things considered.

She knits her brow, and the corners of her mouth turn down. "But how do you know that's actually what it is?" she asks. "That might be what they say about it, but how do they know? They can't even get close to it. It could be anythin'. It's like Stonehenge or those Easter Island heads. All they got are guesses 'bout what it is and what it's for, but no one really knows. And even if it is that powerful, what if controllin' it means the end of the universe or somethin'?"

With an incredibly long pull from her joint, she's quiet for a moment, then sighs and lets out a stream of thick smoke. "I've already gone through two apocalypses. I don't need another one."