The skin-to-skin contact hadn't been for<i>his</i>benefit which would probably be something he came along in his travels through her mind.  Just as he had to be certain that she's not Ramac she also had to be certain of the same.  If he tried to mess with her mind she could eject him from it rather forcefully with that contact.  It's not a<i>nice</i>thought, but it's a precaution.  As it turns out he doesn't mess with her mind and he's also probably not some kind of a double-agent.  Athena she does know from the TV, even though she's not wearing her tights, it's good enough for her.<br/><br/>She steals her own appraising look of Captain Keyes' backside when she turns her gun in that direction.  Her eyes shift to Oscar once he's done and shrugs a little bit.  She's pretty much crushing on<i>everyone</i>there.  Even the meek doctor, though there are far more looks towards J.D., Oscar, and Athena than anyone else.  The woman being the one in charge gets a serious dose of respect from the other superheroine.  She can't really decide whom she would like to hit on more, though the second appraisal of Captain Keyes  gives her the ability to start making up her mind.<br/><br/>"I can lead you around Ramac's territory.  It may even take less time than your computer way.  Plus, Ramac is infamous for putting the head of men like these on pikes." Which would explain why they're so afraid of him (or her) and less so of Voltaje.  All<i>she</i>does is send them to the hospital and possibly to the prisons around here.  Prisons here are not as good as the ones around in America.  Though none of this makes it past her lips, instead she waves a hand off in the direction semi-true to the GPS device. "This way is fastest.  Follow me." She then begins to lead them through the jungle, her hips in full swing.