Ebisu rested his head in his hands and put a small smile on his face. "Well when you say enemy I assume you're talking about Aiso and his men. We know the basic elements that he's implementing in his plan, but to be honest we're still not sure what his ultimate goal is. What we know is that Aiso is kidnapping mutants and forcing them to fight each other. He's keeping the stronger ones and then he hides them away somewhere where our eyes unfortunately don't reach. Also, Aiso's powers mainly revolve around technology. And we're aware that he's using them to experiment with stronger and stronger types of mechanical soldiers, but he keeps these soldiers inside his main base. It's curious that he's not sending them out as forces to further oppress the people. We can only assume they're strength is either being used to guard, or help create... something."<br/><br/>"Something?" asked Reina.<br/><br/>"Well the first thing one would expect is a weapon," said Ebisu. "But Aiso isn't your typical psychopath bent on world domination," he said, waving his fork. "He's actually quite an intelligent individual, so it's hard to guess what he's hiding in that base of his. Anyway, we suspect that the mutants are either being used to help guard this thing, or they're elements in creating it."<br/><br/>"Turn them into machine?" asked Mai.<br/><br/>"Yes, It's possible they're physically using these mutants to build this thing. But we can't be certain. The one thing we're sure about that tells us Aiso is a bad guy are some documents we managed to obtain from his old base. They were research for a biological weapon. It wasn't originally in his handwriting, but there were notes in the margins that Aiso wrote himself. In short, a long time ago, someone was making a biological weapon and failed. Then Aiso found the notes, perfected them, and caused the great biological disaster that resulted in the world we know today. In fact, when you consider the possibility that he foresaw the outcome, it's possible that he did it just to get mutants to help create this thing of his."<br/><br/>"He was around that long ago?" asked Reina. "How old is this guy?"<br/><br/>"Well, let's see," said Ebisu. "Not too old. He'd probably be around the age of my father. It was only a few years before I was born that the great biological disaster occurred."<br/><br/>"How old you?" asked Mai.<br/><br/>"I'm 35," said Ebisu.<br/><br/>"The point is," said Insei, "this guy is willing to destroy the world to reach his goal, if that isn't his goal in the first place."<br/><br/>Ebisu nodded, "It's pretty safe to call him our enemy."