Of course, Cain would not reveal any of this information. If the others discovered that he was the only one capable of crossing through the Empyrean Wall—and that he now possessed enough knowledge to pinpoint the coordinates of their worlds—he would instantly become public enemy number one. That outcome would be disastrous for his long-term plans.
The Root was already the greatest threat he had ever faced; Cain had no interest in adding five paranoid Empyrean Worlds to the list.
"Now that this is out of the way, we should sit," Cain said, keeping his tone calm and steady.
He moved to one of the golden chairs and sat down without hesitation. Anark followed immediately, taking the chair to Cain's right. There were a total of ten seats—one for each Empyrean World—and the final chair seemed to be a manifestation of the Universe Will itself, acknowledging Anark's impact in the previous battle.
