<span style="font-family: calibri;"><span style="font-size: 150%; line-height: 116%;"> <br/><span style="color: #408000">“Betraying the winning side?“</span>she furrowed her brow in thought. Could he really be telling the truth? This all seemed too good to be true. He’d come to them with intel from the other side, and it seemed legitimate. It also seemed like trouble. A lot of trouble that they hadn’t bargained for today. She had plans to work out a new combat crew because a lot of the children had grown into teenagers’ old enough and willing enough to fight. This wouldn’t be happening now, not with this new information. The demon spoke of relocation, and it made her stomach drop…but maybe this could foil who the rat was…if he was even telling the truth. They’d not want to leave.<br/><br/>She watched the Demon walk toward the door that led into a corridor that would lead to the outside. He spoke of leaving soon, and to leave fast. The door swung open and there stood Adam, allowing the demon to leave. He looked concerned, and had a young man with him. His son, Baine. The young man looked nervous and antsy, his eyes darting between her and the demon. She’d have to keep an eye on him. The demon then turned on his heels with a hand extended, introducing himself as Isaan. <br/><span style="color: #408000">“Audrey.”</span> She grunted, dismissing his hand. She’d never shake hands with the likes of a demon. No matter if he did help them. <br/><br/>She started off behind the demon as they filed out of the room,  and she pulled Adam to her side, his son not too far behind but just out of ear shot. “I need you to hit the evacuation signal, and fast. No questions. Get the weapons mobile and let’s get out of here.” Adam looked puzzled and she shook her head. <span style="color: #408000">“I’ll explain on the way.”</span> She looked over to Isaan and nodded her head upward<span style="color: #408000"> “Come with me.”</span> she'd have to keep him close.<br/><br/> </span></span>