It's not bad, he acknowledged, tipping his head slightly to one side. It would help if he knew the extent of it, but he did know one thing: Cabeswater wasn't going to let its caretaker come into any sort of trouble. If he could control it, that would be better, but he wasn't going to knock it.

"You do?" He asked, realising a moment later that she probably did. There was that guy over there, clearly checking her out, and if she had the ability to read minds, then it was an easy leap. "You do," he clarified, clearing his throat a little.

"Yeah, let's get out of here. You're probably freezing out here. I'd suggest a cab, but I doubt they'll take the currency I have." What little of it he had.