He paused, nearly done with the pulse, before gently touching the females' mind.<em>Careful there, I am here as a not-god. And probably, though I would like to actually talk before we say, or rather think, too much more. I would be very embarrassed if we did work under the assumption that I am, only to later have another god come up to me and demand to know why I was misleading their prophet.</em><br/><br/>He turned to Nadriina, a wry smile on his face. "And that was much easier than I expected. I wasn't expecting to find them right across the room. Typical really."<br/><br/>Dinner was an unhurried affair, as he knew they would be waiting upstairs, and once both of them were done, he helped Nadriina to her feet, before heading upstairs, toward their room, turning aside the curious with a quick pulse of SEP. He knocked on the door, a copy of the holy symbol, in simple iron, and his teachings in one pocket, if only to make their preaching a little easier. If in fact he was their god. An open question.