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Frowning, Chris asked, "How do you know she’s untrained?"

Eric’s lips twitched "Oh, we have a pretty good idea"

"I don’t understand why you brought her here," Chris said, wondering why they didn’t just take her to the Boston coht occurred to him "Did you know that she was oing to keep her safe Five hours ago our intelligence division discovered this woman is on every Master’s wish list Whatever she has, they want badly enough to work together to get her"

"Fucktheir territory while killing and scheether was over twenty years ago during the uprising and before that it had been a good four hundred years For theether even momentarily for a wooing to share her?" he asked

Eric nodded "That’s the plan Our sources tell us there’s a lot of bitching about who gets her first, but the game plan is to share whatever the hell it is she can do"

"What can she do?"

"That’s the really fked up part We don’t know She won’t tell us, but whatever it is, it’s bringing an alliance aet their hands on her we could seriously be fked"

"Shit," Chris said, hating what he was about to suggest it, but if it could stop a massacre what other choice did they really have "If she’s that big of a risk maybe we should cut to the chase and discard her"

"Can’t do that either" Eric ran a frustrated hand through his hair "To answer your earlier question, Chris, I knew she was youryou can use your connection with her to find out what the hell she’s done to give every Master in the world a hard on"

Chris frowned as Eric continued "You have two Pytes here, ten Sentinel homes set up within a fifty oes his change" His little brother was basically human except for the need to drink blood with his Cheerios in the

Marc would be vulnerable until he turned sixteen and went into a corown s andthat the Sentinel council wanted and protected him

Even if he never worked for the Sentinels they wanted to reatest fear was an army of enhanced vampires that only a Pyte could create It also didn’t hurt that Ephrai for the Sentinels and thattheir ranks and were more than happy to wait for Marc’s transition