Alvin and the others spent their time in the sewers talking nonsense and shooting the breeze. The hours flew by...
Everyone understood that leaving Alvin alone to hold off those flies would be too cruel.
Besides, leaving him behind like that would be "disloyal"—and the principal would hold it against them.
Alvin wasn't told what had happened on the surface until it was all over. The witch named Ahmanet had been killed by Professor Wilson's mistress before Alvin even got to see her.
Ethan Hunt had practically "become a god," aside from a slight change in his eyes!
He might not have the immense power of the ancient Egyptian gods of legend, but he could summon wind and sand with spells. And his ability to manipulate "life and death" was real.
That unlucky guy Benji had "come back to life," though he was like a patient who'd been paralyzed for years and would need a long period of recuperation to recover.
But Benji had also gained something from his ordeal. What he'd experienced while in a spiritual state had earned him Strange's approval, and he might get a chance to try his luck at Kamar-Taj. All things considered, it was a blessing in disguise!
The only thing that left Alvin confused was where the two witches had come from, and why they'd chosen that moment to cause trouble.
Earlier, he'd had some bizarre theories about a struggle between "fate" and "free will"...
Now it seemed there was no connection. Aside from launching a terrorist attack in New York and getting themselves "served up on a platter," the two witches hadn't had any other impact.
Well, Hell's Kitchen had gained a tough guy with "immortality" and three "X"s tattooed on his back, along with a handsome agent whose body was now