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the Specialty Base, the Noctem Alliance’s two most heavily fortified strongholds . . . it wasn’t going to be easy.
    Kat in particular found herself quite surprised. She had been expecting Bob to ask them to lead a crazy head-on assault with the Elementia Army to drive the Noctem forces back into the Ender Desert. She wasn’t anticipating the request to partake in a stealth mission. Nonetheless, she was eager to participate.
    â€œSounds like a good plan to me,” she said, a wicked grin crossing her face.
    â€œYeah,” agreed Jayden, nodding with a subdued smile.
    â€œI agree with you guys,” said G proudly. “That’s definitely a job for experienced players like us.”
    The Mechanist gave a tired yet genuine smile at the enthusiasm of these young, spirited players. “All right then,” he said. “Let’s start planning. First of all, let’s determine who’s doing what. Who wants to get Stan and the others out of Nocturia?”
    â€œI do!” came two shouts as both Kat’s and G’s hands shot up into the air. The two turned to look each other in the eye, and instantly they both looked away awkwardly. There was a moment of uncomfortable silence before Bob spoke.
    â€œSo . . . um . . . do you two really want to . . . ?”
    â€œNo,” Kat said firmly, looking back up at G, this time with a hint of contempt.
    â€œAw, come on, Kat,” said G, sounding mildly irritated. “You don’t think that just this once—”
    â€œG, I am not working with you,” Kat repeated. The Mechanist gave a sigh, while both Jayden and Bob threw their heads back in exasperation.
    â€œKat, come on, we have to think about the well-being of Elementia. . . .”
    â€œI am thinking of the well-being of Elementia,” Kat replied coolly. “If I’m going to sneak into a secret base to try to break Stan, Charlie, and DZ out of jail, I need to be in top form. And I guarantee that if you’re with me, it’ll be that much harder for both of us.”
    â€œOh, grow up , Kat,” cried G in irritation. “Can’t we please just be mature about this, bury the hatchet, and . . .”
    â€œI said, No, G!” Kat bellowed through gritted teeth. She glared across the table, staring daggers at G, who was recoiling in intimidation.
    â€œ Enough , you two!” bellowed Jayden. He grabbed G by the shoulders and spun him around so the two were facing each other. G looked shocked.
    â€œG, you know as well as she does, and as well as the rest of us do, that it’s a bad idea for you two to team up. How about you team up with me, and the two of us go and freethe hostages in Nocturia?”
    G opened his mouth, then closed it again. His expression was outraged as he looked at Kat, then Jayden, then Kat again, then the Mechanist, and then back at Kat one more time before finally turning to Jayden and sighing.
    â€œFine,” he mumbled. “We can do that.”
    â€œWell, that’s settled then,” said Bob. Crisis averted, he thought to himself in relief.
    â€œIn that case,” the Mechanist said, “Kat, are you willing to team up with a volunteer to go and free the officials trapped in the Mushroom Islands?”
    â€œDefinitely,” Kat said almost robotically, deliberately staring directly at the Mechanist and avoiding any eye contact with G.
    â€œOkay,” Bob said, sighing, glad that was over. “We have to get going. The sooner that these hostages are out, the better. Jayden and G, you come with me. We’ll go down to the police station, and you’ll get your briefing. After that, you’re off. Kat, you just wait until we’ve found a volunteer to go with you, and then you’ll do the same thing.”
    â€œSo,” the Mechanist said as the three council members nodded respectfully to Bob. “If that’s all, then I officially adjourn this council meeting. Everybody,