She does and comes back not long after, finishing the business of putting on the mask as she does.

But not before saying, "Well, looks like you've got a Pyro. Tell me where you want the fire and I'll make the others glad I can't use my Flameria here."

Woe to the people who get in Mia Ausa's way. Especially when she figures out Hadouken.

And though there is a strange feeling of time displacement when Mia takes up the flamethrower, it can't shake the natural feeling of fire, its potential and what she's going to make of it.