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company. Cistolo Khan and Bruno Drenderbaum are otherwise occupied."

Moments later, Boemer appeared beneath the Paper Moon and hurried towards Kantor with
outstretched hand.

"Presto Go seems to have a healthy fear of the Temple," Kantor said. "That makes her different from
the rest of her kind."

"The Supreme Herald has probably never had to do any of the dirty work," Boemer replied in a low
voice. "What's really surprising is that she requested a meeting with representatives of Terra. What for?
She knows that we're helping her and her people as much as we can. All the Herreach have accepted
that without a word. Why is Presto Go suddenly taking the initiative?"

"If you wait a moment, she'll tell us herself."

Silently, they watched the odd roundabout path the Supreme Herald and her four companions took
towards the centre of the plaza where the Temple of Kummerog rose to the sky. In spite of their
impressive size, the Herreach seemed to shrink. The ground beneath them began to sag, as though the
weight of five people was too much for it.

"Don't worry," Serah Jennin called from the Paper Moon. "We have them on the screen. If the ground
collapses beneath them, we can pull them out again with the tractor beam."
 Fortunately, that proved to be unnecessary. The ground stabilized and the teams in the boundary
zones between the Temple plaza and the city sounded the all- clear. They worked mainly with small,
portable equipment, clearing the rubble of the lightly constructed buildings and keeping an eye out for
anyone buried alive.

The Herreach didn't try to stop the Terrans, but they didn't show any great interest in helping them,
either.

That was one point Kantor wanted to talk with the Supreme Herald about.

The small group reached the two men. Kantor spoke a few words in greeting, then waited.

The Herreach whispered to each other. Finally, the Supreme Herald managed to reach a decision and
began speaking. "Give us some proof that you had nothing to do with the accident within the Temple,"
she requested. "That is the least that you owe us."

"Your people are inside the Temple," Boemer said, dodging the question. "We have seen Herreach in
purple and white robes among them, as well. They are looking at everything and will tell you what they've
seen. As for us, we've known all along what really happened. Do you want to hear it?"



"No."

"Ha!" The Commander of the Paper Moon made a snort that caught the Herreach's attention. "You
should get used to the truth sometime, Presto Go. If I remember correctly, it was Gen Triokod's people
whose solidified projection laid waste to the Temple. Schimbaa the Giant, a manifestation that went out
of control. The whole thing is fascinating, but also very careless."