Ash and Alexander rushed through the living room while holding the map, the ruler, the compass as well as the note with them. Ash was smiling from ear to ear as he sensed the thrill and excitement of cracking the code. It was a time like this where Ash was having the most fun in his life as a warrior. There would be no words to describe how incredible and satisfying he was feeling. The feeling of shedding the light and making path from the cruel darkness they were engulfed with. He was so excited with his discovery that he suddenly screamed with "I've cracked the code!" that made everyone startled and looked at him in surprise. Ash grin widened as he took in the appearance of his friends. They were all looking at him as if he just sprouted some seeds on his head."God Ash, We take it you're excited that you've cracked the code already. And we're really glad by that. We're finally moving to the next phase. But you don't have to be so overreacting and surprise us from

Ash, on the other hand just nodded in affirmation as his theory was seconded by Seth. He knew as of this moment only Seth was on him calm mind to think things over. "That's good. At least we've narrowed down our search. If only we can have some access to the surveillance cameras under the City, we can determine the criminals. But sadly, that information is accessible to the Head department." Ash sighed sadly as he looked at his teammates. "But I think Mell can help us! I mean he's really kind and being the authority Head's secretary, I bet he can consider sharing the resources to us. Team, have you tried calling Mell?" Seth tilted his head towards Team as he asked him. "Uh. Sadly, we weren't. His line was busy. Maybe because he too was investigating the crime scene at the City." "Wait- Did, did you just say Mell? " Alexander decided to interrupt that moment as he heard a name that sounds familiar to

Mell was busy analyzing the footage captured from the City and was doing his research about the crime scene when he heard a loud knock coming from the door of his office. He sighed annoyingly as he personally instructed to these pathetic White clan never to disturb him at all costs. And here they were blatantly disobeying his command."What?!" He yelled in a loud and authoritative tone that made the knocking on the other side halt immediately. A minute of silence reigned once again as the security official spoke again."Sir Mell, we are terribly sorry for the ruckus. We know you specifically told us not to interrupt you-""And you have the nerve to disobey my command right in front of my face." Mell didn't even bother hiding his mean voice at all as he was seriously pissed right now."I just wanted to tell you that Ash group wanted to speak with you. And they said they had an audience that would definitel

 "I knew it you can't resist me, Mell. You love your friend so much you're willing to be a badass to help me." Alexander smirked at him as he replied that made Mell rolled his eyes in reply. "Oh hush. What harm could it done for a little coffee? Plus not only are you guys damn tired of this whole fiasco. Ever since this morning I've been stuck on investigating the incident in the City. So for my old friend's sake, let's have a truce and have a break." Mell said while everyone just stared at Alexander, as if asking for his approval if it was okay to join him. Alexander nodded and gave a gentle smile to them. All of them finally gave in in Mell offer. They knew they should grant his little wish if they wanted to get the footage from him. Ash was carefully examining the two pictures on the monitor, his phone suddenly vibrated that startled him from his deep concentration. He picked up the phone to see who the caller was. It was his

It was past 8pm when Ash felt his phone vibrate in his pocket. He was taking a sip of his coffee in an attempt to calm himself after the nerve-wracking deciphering of code and mysteries he'd done a while ago. And, most of all, he'd decided to take a little break, as he knew he would be partaking in a human chess game sooner or later. He tried to ignore the vibration of his pocket as he thought of a strategy on how to confront Mell and Alexander without them actually suspecting him of his true motive or being insulted by what he was about to do. He really didn't want them to feel offended, as if he were accusing them of a crime wherein he didn't have any concrete evidence.He didn't want to become as judgmental as the authority.The phone in his pocket let out a series of vibrations once again and Ash finally decided to just take the call. He could tell this might be important, seeing as the person on the other line was still trying to get