He stood up and his one good eye fell on James. “This disciple is a criminal and his crimes are unpardonable. You will need to give the clan more th...n some methods to alleviate cultivation deviation. That weapon for example could almost be considered enough, if you can teach our forge masters to make it that would be sufficient.”James didn’t even think before replying. “Not a chance mate. The research on this weapon is leagues beyond the worth of Harvy. You’d never even have seen it had I not. In fact, you'll be receiving lessons. You do have alot to learn, as you'll quickly realise. As for the salary ... well, ifyou work out you'll certainly be making that kind of money, or more."I shook my head, still not understanding. "But why would I agree to takelessons here?" I asked, throwing my hands in the air."Well for one thing, it's in the contract you've just signed," answeredGordon. "And for another, I'm sure you wouldn't want the TeachersRegistration Board seeing these photos. Or the. I saw no point...”Before Paul could finish, the young agent interrupted, “I’ll be the judge of that. It’s too late now.” He looked me up and down. “But I’m sure I can handle any outbursts. You are dismissed.” I saw the flash of anger cross Paul’s face. I also noticed the older agent’s grin fade.As Paul was leaving, the young agent slammed a pile of folders on the desk and sat down. The older guy pulled his chair back and turned it so that he could watch both of us. The younger agent just glared. With a rising panic I tried all thekeys again and again, still, though, none opened the lock. Some how, Ihad mixed up the keys. Panic, fear, anger crashed in and out of my mind,but the word that would not go away was how.After about twenty minuets, I had calmed down sufficiently to start torationalise what I could do, and how this mistake could have occurred.For the first time since I started to try and get free I looked atpiece of plastic on my desk that had dropped there when the ice and.