Klatos tilted his head slightly. "Do you have any idea what the password could be?"
Xavier didn't answer right away. He stayed where he was, thinking it through, then shook his head. "Guessing when there's only one attempt left is stupid. If I touch this, I need to be sure."
Arlen frowned. "And how are you supposed to be sure unless Bull told you the password outright. Because as far as I know, he didn't."
Xavier let out a slow breath, then stepped away from the vault entirely. He turned his back to it and raised his voice, not shouting, not dramatic, just loud enough to carry.
"Alright," he said. "Whoever's watching, you might as well stop pretending you're nṣot."
The room stayed silent.
Xavier continued anyway. "I know you're there. I also know you didn't bring us here because you felt generous. We already had coordinates for this place. We would've reached it eventually."
