Maishann's eyes widened, her brow lifting as she regarded her telepathic companion. After he relayed his thoughts to her, she sighed, "Maybe iv you aesked nicely, t'e lovely rogue wud' be glaed to oblige." She thought in response.<br/><br/>While her code was more lenient than most paladin's, a deception was still a deception- and in that it violated the sanctity of free will and liberty, it was a manipulation as much as any magical... or telepathic compunction was. Still, the war maiden supposed that his plan was better than outright manipulation. And that was part of the reason she traveled with him.<br/><br/>Heleg might have been a telepath who once bent minds to his will, and some of his powers were... an anathema to her code- but he had left that life behind him. After what he had shown her, she was convinced that such abilities could be used not to the detriment of one's freedom, but to its' benefit- that perhaps there was some good to be found in his gifts. She would keep him on the path of righteousness, Maishann decided.<br/><br/>The woman smiled and laughed softly to herself as she watched the ravenous catgirl consume her meal. She started to cut her own slice, stabbing it with a fork and methodically swallowing down the morsel.