Things got we're getting tense they had barely reached the car and climbed in when the entrances to the mall was cordoned off.  Cassandra offered the strange man a ride someplace.  James felt uneasy about having this stranger with them.  There was something off about him but it wasn't something he could put his finger tangibly on.  Just a feel, something his instincts we're telling him, not that, that meant anything.  His instincts had been wrong before, but something in the way his pulse quickened just for an instant told him that the man was hiding something, though he didn't know what.  The sad thing about that particular talent was that almost everyone lied or hid things.  Mostly they we're just unimportant things.<br/><br/>Once the man called Henry climbed in and the door closed the driver pulled away from the curb.  James looked up and saw the chopper hovering above the building.  They had found someone there, a super more than likely, but he didn't think they we're after him or Cassandra or any of their party, not even Henry, who seemed as grateful to be away from the situation as he.  James frowned at the thought of someone like him being taken.  "Nice to meet you Henry," James replied casually still looking out at the scene as they slowly rolled away.  "You can call me James." He didn't introduce Cassandra, if she wanted the man to know who she was she would tell him, not that it would be hard.  Cassandra was a very recognizable person thanks to the tabloids.  "Theres a train station on Michigan street of that's where you want to go, or a bus station on pike.  A train would be faster than grey hound though, other than price he couldn't fathom why anyone would choose to travel by bus.<br/><br/>James turned to look at Cassandra.  "The SPECTRES are getting more bold," he said conversationally.  They didn't often raid shopping malls, most of the time they preferred to be more discrete than that.  Another sign that that things we're getting worse.  Public opinion no longer seemed to matter.  Though they we're charged with rounding up quote un-quote supers public opinion was very divided.  "I wonder who they we're looking for."