Looking at the small blade on the table, Faelan had to be suspicious. He sure as hell didn't know what kind of demon Jack was. As far as Faelan knew, cutting him would splash acid in his face, or even something as simple as this being a ruse for the demon to prove his own power. It'd been a while since Faelan had had to torture any demons, but he remembered most of the precautions he would have to take before leaving a mark on any demon up close and personal. Picking up the dagger, he turned it in his hands, waiting for the runes on his arm to tell him whether or not it was magical. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary about the small piece, other than the fact it'd come from a demon asking to be stabbed.<br/><br/>Not only was his intuition telling him not to, but he could feel Shula's curiosity coming through the bond, which for some reason made him nervous. Nothing was off about the knife as far as he could tell which meant it had something to do with Jack, and he knew from experience whatever his power was, it'd probably come back to bite him in the ass. Unfortunately, Faelan almost felt like he was being challenged to now. "You better not pull anything funny shit on me if I do this," he sourly said as he flipped the blade around, the point of it hovering over Jack's nearly human hand.<br/><br/>Deciding that he'd take it slow, Faelan slowly pushed the blade into Jack's hand, surprised as a small puddle of what he could only describe as liquid shadow formed around the tip of the knife. Pushing it a little further, shock rippled through his own hand like he'd been the own being stabbed. A small cut appeared on the back of his hand, blood already welling up as he pulled the knife out of Jack. Looking between the two hands, there wasn't even a mark on Jack, like it'd all be transferred to him instead. "No shit," Faelan muttered as he thought about it. "I guess it'd be easy to run a business around killing people when you can do whatever the hell this is. What are you, a living voodoo doll or something?" Faelan asked curiously.