Lisa's statement was met with a confused stare from the three boys aware that she couldn't "see" what Lisa was doing. Only Paco's stare lingered for long, though.<br/><strong>"Right, Lisa, got it",</strong>Marc nodded.<strong>"'There's always something to wager. Doesn't have to be money', Gargantua explains, nodding sagely at Gwyn's words. 'I've wagered my honour against diamonds, myself, and never lost!'"<br/>"Do they follow?",</strong>Paco inquired.<br/><strong>"Oh yes. They follow her, and leave Darrius behind. It is, indeed, the road you were following so far..."</strong><br/>Then Marc looked at the tract, and swiped it, showing it to the others.<br/><strong>"Ch-Chi-Chick ag-again?",</strong>Josh sighed.<br/><strong>"I'm lucky my parents are good Catholics and wouldn't give the damn pastor the time of the day",</strong>Paco muttered.<br/><strong>"There's something good to say about the pope, then",</strong>Marc nodded, and turned to Lisa again.<strong>"And then there's a kind of uncomfortable silence, as the mages look at each other. One of them begins talking, then stops...which is when Swarton bursts back into the room, visibly distressed. 'It's Arbella, it must be Arbela. She must have found a book I'd kept as a memory of my wanderings, and used it to summon a demon - despite all our Order’s teachings. Always impatient, she was. I never knew how much until today.”</strong><br/>Paco and Josh both gasped, visibly distressed.