He nodded. "Yes, and most have been showing up to the companions and getting splatted for their troubles. They have enough memories to make the companions test them, and they know me well enough to know a love tap isn't going to hurt. The mostly mortals, however, tend to be a stain, or dinner, after it, depending on the companion in question's temperament. I guess I could..."<br/><br/>It was her comment of 'definitely a part of you' that finally got his subconscious to quit poking him and give an explanation, as he finally finished unraveling what Ve'len had meant, and moved on to the issue with the 'imposter.' It was a combination of a bunch of little hints (as usual) and some wild assed guessing on his part, but it would explain a lot, especially since with Dispater's visit he had talked about the most important part. He blinked, before kicking his brain back into gear. "Fascinating, I think I know why he is like that, with just enough information to get killed. Which is appropriate, cause that happening to me may have caused him and the other imposters. Lets go ask."<br/><br/>He had a feeling that the right question would get the right answer, but as usual, what was the right question. He smiled as he and Jashah headed to the room the other was in, and he knocked before entering. Before the other 'him' could get started, he did. "Time to prove which is the original of us. What is the most recent... recurring memory from another life you have?"<br/><br/>He handed Jashah a folded piece of paper, with the answer on it. 'Dying in Verdelet's magic circle during the Apocalypse War.'