Since Adam could not immediately reconcile the impossibility of Noah's strength with the reality of his average parentage, he decided to shelve the interrogation for the time being.
He knew he needed hard data, and there was only one place left on earth that held the keys to the lost history of dominant Omegas.
Because those specific individuals had been so ruthlessly hunted and exploited in previous centuries, they had effectively been driven into extinction.
Consequently, reliable information was nearly impossible to find in public archives or digital libraries.
The Cruxton family, with their centuries of dark medical research and obsessive record keeping, were the only ones who could provide the answers he sought.
Adam was just about to suggest that they finally continue their journey home when he noticed a sudden change in the atmosphere of the car.
Noah had grown uncharacteristically silent, and his breathing was becoming heavy and rhythmic once again.
