"Yes. I could have told you as much. You really should be more cautious here, everyone looks human, but I've met a fair number of others who aren't," So it was just a matter of sensing his power and reacting badly to it, if Marcus was understanding him correctly. That wasn't too bad, but Marcus could put up with that sort of thing. It didn't seem like Abe had even picked up any of his thoughts or memories, although Marcus still wasn't sure exactly what had happened.

He had to deal with people hearing nearly his every thought at home. "I'm guessing you're not an average human either. You've probably noticed that whatever abilities you have don't work the same way here they did at home. Everyone seems to be reduced to more or less the same level," Marcus couldn't tell for sure, but there wasn't a clear imbalance of power as far as he had seen aside from the nights when patients were taken and brainwashed.