Stepping through twisted space, Cain and Steve arrived at the other side of the city, far away from their hideout.
Steve cackled, "Could they have been any more obvious? Sloppy work like this makes me embarrassed."
Cain had a strange look in his eyes. A smile hung from his lips,
"How did you know they would try tracking us?"
Steve stopped laughing. Clearing his throat, he spoke with confidence,
"That's obvious. If we look at things from the enemy's eyes, there can only be two ways things play out..."
"One, they would allow us to leave there without attacking just for us to lead them back to the main nest. Two, they simply nab us there and then. Obviously, the second plan would be stupid because we have you. So, they opted for the first one."
Cain was silent. In his mind, he appreciated Steve's caution. If not for him, they would have fallen for the well-scripted trap.
