It's a portal to hell, [she says matter-of-factly.] There was one in my town, though I didn't know that until high school. It means there was a lot of demons and oogly-booglies and general murder happening all the time.

And yes, they do revive someone if they die, except for the virus, which they can't. That's why it's such a big deal around here. There's a couple other ways you can't get revived, but... [If he's going to be that casual about killing people, Willow doesn't want to tell him what they are. She smooths over that pause by saying,] Just keep not killing anyone and it won't be a problem. We'll handle justice our own way.

[Not that Willow thought she was a good person to handle justice-- she very definitely wasn't. That's why she was so relieved the police around here could actually handle this stuff; she didn't trust herself to.]

Um... maybe feudal Japan? [she suggests tentatively, purposefully avoiding WW2 with England and Germany around.] That was like centuries of complicated infighting, if I remember correctly, in a war based society. You'd probably like it. [It's not even a veiled insult, she just means that honestly.]