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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mosier" data-source="post: 6317506" data-attributes="member: 6776381">"If you want me to leave, I'll go," Agnasci says, "but let's not pretend you'll resort to violence. You and I have the same problem, Dr Weinberg. These are not the type of people who accept 'no' for an answer. Now are you going to invite me in so we can talk about this like civilized men, or do you want to have this conversation out in the public street?" Agnasci lifts his shirt up, showing Weinberg there's nothing hidden there. "I'm not here to hurt you. You know that. But you don't want to see who they'll send next."That's it. He's laid it all out on the table. No deception. It almost feels good, being completely honest. In the time it takes Weinberg to consider what Agnasci has told him, the mage has a sudden epiphany. Truth, lies, honestly and deception; they're all the same, in the end. They're just tools, used to get what you want from someone. Both are equally useful in their own way.Agnasci casts First Impressions for the third time in less than an hour. Just get the foot in the door. That's all he needs - a wedge to lean into.Agnasci will also read Weinberg's aura, although he's already pretty sure just exactly what that will tell him.</blockquote>