[All Maes hears in that statement is 'if you make this work, then please teleport me at random times to prove a point.' Maes files that away for amusement later.]

If it's any reassurance, any time I've tried to teleport an object and didn't know it well enough it simply didn't go anywhere. I think you'll be okay.

[Maes turns around and takes a few steps away from Barabas. coming to a stop about ten feet away. They could experiment with distance later. At the moment this was more a test to see if it was even possible to teleport another individual without touching them. Maes returns to facing Barabas, he figures line of sight will be helpful.]

Alright. First test.

[He decides a count down will cause too much anxiety. Instead he focuses on Barabas's presence. He'd been spending several months in a make-shift office with the man now. They'd shared a lot in that time, so Maes knows more than just the superficial appearance, for a person it's important to know more than that, it's also about a kind of energy they give off -- the feelings tied to that person. He focuses on that, on the feeling of Barabas beside him and how that makes him feel. Maes finds the cord, but instead of pulling himself along it, he tugs at Barabas's presence instead.

If it works Barabas will likely feel a tug, a twist in gravity, and then he'll be at Maes's side.]