<hr/>Name: Grendel<br/>Location: In the Past, a Desolate, out of the way planet<br/>Time (if Needed): Near Noon in a small town<br/>Tagging: Eli<hr/><br/><strong>"You sound too good to be true." </strong>Grendel was wary, he wanted to believe this government stooge too much.<strong>"But we don't have to rely on sound." </strong>Grendel put his fingers near, but not on, Eli's temple.   To force a telepathic contact was rude to say the least.  Grendel wanted the offer of communion to be a voluntary one on Eli's part.  Besides, there was almost as much to learn from Eli's reaction to the request for telepathic interaction as from the action itself.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Grendel is offering to read Eli's mind to determine his veracity.  And also offering the possiblity of revealing his own.  The choice is completely Eli's  While it might seem that revealing himself to Grendel puts Eli at a disadvantage, it is tough for a telepath to work against honest intentions.  Teeps feel the pain of those they might misuse.</div></div>