But it still was not safe here, and Suzune was in bad shape. Her wound had closed, but the severe injury had drained much of her Psychic Energy. She could not muster even half her strength. She had to leave, return to the Safehouse, and recover as quickly as possible. Then she could negotiate with Green.
Suzune figured she had all but won this game of cat and mouse. Yet it had only strengthened her resolve to work with Green.
In all of Stinnard, Green was the only one with both the power and the will to take on the Little King and Marquis Belon. Their goals aligned, and if she wanted to save her sister, she needed the help of Green and the Anomalies Bureau. She could no longer count on the Revolutionary Army or Sebolutes.
Marquis Belon had set a trap for her, and Sebolutes had done nothing. That made it clear their relationship was over.
Her mind made up, Suzune destroyed the teleportation array and hurried away, heading for her Safehouse on the outskirts of the city.
Like the teleportation array in the Underground Black Market, it was a refuge she had secretly prepared in case things went wrong. None of her former comrades in the Revolutionary Army knew about it.
Suzune had long suspected this day would come. Deep down, she had never fully trusted the Revolutionary Army or Sebolutes, and now her precautions had paid off.
But as Suzune left central Stinnard behind and drew closer to her Safehouse, her heart sank. She suddenly quickened her pace, vanished, and reappeared dozens of meters away. Yet the feeling that someone was following her only grew stronger.
Damn it. Someone's after me. Did the Anomalies Bureau find me this quickly? No... Suzune knew at once that whoever