"You can go deeper than surface thoughts?" Tony asked. This was definitely good to know. Something like this could really help Rain. "That's impressive. And sure, I don't mind. Although I was wondering if I could ask a favor of you afterward?"

Tony gave her his most charming smile in return. She was making is surprisingly easy for him to remember that this wasn't the girl he knew.

"I was wondering if you could write down for me what all you can do," he said. "And maybe how you learned to get better control of it? Like exercises you did?"

"I have friends who can do similar things," Tony explained. "I thought if I had tips from someone like them but with better control, I'd be able to help them with their ability."

"I think you would have managed," he said with a knowing smile. "And what is that accent, by the way? I can't quite place it."

"Part Lakota and part Guatemalan?" he said, raising an eyebrow in appreciation. "That is definitely an exotic combination. I've never heard of anyone from both those heritages before. I suppose that's why I've never seen anyone as beautiful in quite the same way as you are."

The smile took him aback almost completely. That was not a look he would have thought he would ever seen on Rain's face.

"I do," he told her. "But first you should check and see if I'm telling the truth. I could just be crazy."

"Alright, I can do that," he said. Tony fought the urge to close his eyes, as if that would make it any easier for her to do what she needed to do.

"This place is a nexus of different realities. People from all different worlds and times come here," he said. "The deities and the City put us through curses, that alter reality. I've made a lot of friends here, one of them is a very lovely young woman named Rain who has an incredible gift of being able to read people's emotions and similar feelings. She's a very incredible woman, even if she has trouble seeing it."

"She does look a lot like you," Tony said, slowly nodding his head. He wondered how much of this she would remember once this was over. He hoped not much, Rain seemed to be hard enough on herself as it was. She didn't need anything to compare herself too. And as far as Tony was concerned, one version wasn't a better person than the other.

"But I've heard that sometimes happens here."

"I would really appreciate it if you could get those notes," Tony said, thinking of how this could really help Rain.

"Other than that, we can get something to eat."

Tony never thought he'd think it, but he wished he wasn't so damn attractive. Because Rain hitting on him was somewhat awkward. Mostly because she was very attractive.

"Alright, that's fair enough," he said with a smile. "Why don't you have a seat and I'll take you to a place where we can get a bite to eat."

"You get to ride in a color chanting, flying car," he told her as he slid back in to the drivers seat of the car.

"And I promise, I won't do anything too crazy while flying."

"Just what is sounds like, the car changes colors. I couldn't decide with what paint scheme to go with," he explained. "So I decided I shouldn't have to limit myself."

Raising an eyebrow a bit he grinned. "World turned upside down, huh?"

[ooc: uhh, forgive my type fail on chanting/changing?]

"This is a very surreal place," he said. "But it's not too bad."

Tony buckled in his own seat belt and turned to look at her, nodding at hers. "You might want to make sure that's nice and snug."