Antonio raises an eyebrow and sighs, a slight smile lighting his lips. "Yes, they are a lot better than most mortals at this. However, their motivations are not the same as a human's... or a half-dragon's. However, a few tips on dealing with the Fae.<br/><br/>"The number three is very important to them. If they repeat something three times, it's very important and particularly true. If you have them over a barrel where they have to answer something they cannot, then you can satisfy both sides by requesting three truths about the subject. And so forth.<br/><br/>"Which brings me to the next point. Verbal contracts are binding with them. Unless you specify exactly what you will give in return for a piece of information, a bit of assistance, whatever... they will use that to take whatever they want. Never make a deal with a Fae in exchange for an unspecified favor. The Leanansidhe is well known for this. On several occasions, someone has gone to her asking for protection, and she's complied... by turning them into her hunting hounds. It makes perfect sense to her; what better way to protect someone than that?<br/><br/>"Finally, you can use their 'lie by omission' thing to discover the truth. If they refuse to answer on a particular subject, then you know the truth.<br/><br/>"Bottom line, Taylor: they play by a different set of rules than we do. But they do play by the rules."