"It's hard to approach an issue when you haven't stated what it is." He replied, showing no indication of acknowledging the hand, let alone taking it. "So there is no need to bother with 'supposed'."
Arthur gave 'Gabriel Gray' a long, bland look before speaking. Anyone with an electron left firing in their brain knew better than to wander off with a bungling, cryptic stranger; and the knowledge of Sylar's identity should have been enough to jumpstart any that weren't working. He had checked his reflection upon arrival, and he did not recall having the appearance of one braindead.
"I would mind." He said, and without further preamble, stepped around Sylar and headed back down the street.