Sage Louis furrowed his brow. "It seems my younger brother's guess was correct. It is impossible for all of them to mobilize for a mere ninth-level slave. He must possess secrets, much like his master who held back four teams and burned Michael Tinley with that strange field of white flames."
"Big brother," Henry interrupted, "there is something I would like to add. When we saw Caesar for the first time, he showed no signs of fear or surprise. He stood calmly as if he had expected us. He also implied that he had met another group, even mentioning the names of Sheldon and Zika. I fear he had a hand in that group's disappearance..."
"What?!"
"That makes sense," another genius chimed in. "Even if he wasn't a designated target, the original plan dictated that anyone who spotted more than two squads should be eliminated. Yet he is alive, and that entire group is dead in return?"
"Is there any evidence that he did it?" Louis hurriedly asked the speaker.
