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Helplessness
"What?!"
"Please don't joke about that"
The statements made by Frederick and Selina were different. But the shock and disbelief contained in them were well and properly conveyed. Mane did not look bothered by their disbelief, and neither did his team members. Jake had placed his attention on his nails, the bite marks on them the evidence of their suffering. John had his attention robbed by a statue at the corner of the room. As for what he saw in that figurine, no one knew. For it wasn't anything unique. Abe, perhaps the only attentive listener on the team, had his eyes shut. One who didn't know the Prince would have assumed he wasn't listening. An assumption that was very wrong.
"Well Hidden Cloak isn't a single individual. It is an organisation. One that I founded three years ago."
Mane ignored their surprise and continued with his explanation, gently sipping the glass of water that was before him.
"So wh
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