If Atem had lips in that right moment, he'd be absolutely smirking at that pun, it's absolutely perfect. It might be noticeable in his demeanor either way, pretty sure she can feel that bubbly feeling coming from him. He flaps his wings quickly, and leaves her hand and zooms towards the visitors. He chooses his victims wisely, leaving alone those who actually seem to be working and going for those who are merely stalling or making a bit of a racket and some young people that surely were expected back home after their classes, and Atem started turning off devices here and there, taking out the battery of some if there was the chance, allowing it to fall to the ground without much care. People fast enough to turn on their phones again, he'd simply turn them off again.

The desired effect wasn't immediate, everything worth doing takes time, isn't it what they say? But a few minutes later, the passerby started getting a little annoyed and some realized they had spent more time trying to keep their phones working that doing anything else, eventually growing tired or bored. Some left, others opted to simply stare at the birds or listen to their song. The word that phones wouldn't really work inside the temple grounds spread fast among recent arrivals and people were reduced to those truly interested to enjoy the rare sighting or those who were there to pray or make a wish without the crowd's chatter interrupting their thoughts. It would probably be easier to handle less of them.