"No, she's just a<em>really</em>good liar; why else would she have an invisible<em>dagger</em>strapped to her arm?" Chess stated, again retaining her calm for now "If you don't believe me, bring someone who can detect lies with a spell, and you can find out who is telling the truth.  Or better yet..."<br/><br/>Chess grinned; she knew some spells could make one a better liar, and this woman was<em>quite</em>difficult to read.<br/><br/>"Bring someone who can dispel magic as well; she may be under the effect of a spell that makes her a better liar, and if she's telling the truth then those two spells will be the best way to tell which one of us is lying." Chess said, blade still at the woman's throat, and then placed her hand upon the woman's mouth, to silence her "You will, however, be quiet until then.  Now again, if you cooperate, then I will not harm you in any way.  We're just going to wait here until somebody can run some magical discerning spells upon us so as to find out the truth.  It's completely harmless, and I'm not going to harm you in the meantime unless you harm me.  If you've done nothing wrong, have nothing to hide, then you have no reason to<em>not</em>cooperate, just like how<em>I</em>am perfectly willing to cooperate in this, even with magic-wielders, to settle this 'she said, she said' issue."<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">Sense Motive: 25 + 12 = 37</div></div>