"Was it a coincidence? Sylas felt that that was unlikely.
"What was their disagreement about?"
"I really don't know. All I'm aware of is the fact the government gave Professor Broussard too much power. He's not the leading figure in his field, but no one knows more about this section of the ocean than he does, so in most cases, what he says, goes. I can only assume that there was some dissent in opinion about how to approach this matter, and he didn't take kindly to it…"
Now that the cat was out of the bag, the Sergeant could only be honest. But there was nothing else to say on the matter; this was everything he knew.
"When does the government plan to make a move?" Sylas asked.
Sergeant Cherie hesitated again, but this time, Sylas understood without him even saying anything. It seemed that the government didn't have a plan, or rather, not having a plan was the plan.
