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"So what are you saying?" Cassie asked.

"I'm saying maybe Crayak wants us there.

31 Maybe he wants us to say yes. And you know what? That's not because
he thinks we'll win."

"Let's vote," Rachel said. "Go."

"Go," Cassie agreed.

It was six out of six for going.

"Unanimous," Marco said.

I shook my head. "No. We're going to be seven. It's not unanimous till
Erek votes."

"Go," a new voice said.

He appeared, standing in the middle of us. A normal-looking boy. Or
that's what you'd think. The "boy" was a holographic projection. Inside
the illusion was an android. An android who'd helped build the pyramids,
who had taken on a hundred different human forms, letting each one seem
to age, letting each one seem to die, then reappearing as some new
holographic projection.

"You know what this is all about?" I asked Erek. Somewhere in the back
of my mind I realized I had gotten used to the weirdness of people
simply appearing out of nowhere. When the Ellimist was involved, things
like that were normal.

"I know what it's about," Erek said with a nod.

His face was rigid, lips pressed tight together. It was impossible - I
knew it was impossible - but still, I felt suppressed rage coming from
the android. Barely contained violence.

"The Ellimist has brought me up to date,"

32 Erek confirmed. "If you'll have me, I'll go. I want to go. I ... I
have to go."

"You can't fight," Rachel said bluntly. "No offense, but I'd rather go
get Jara Hamee or one of the other free Hork-Bajir. Or like Ax said, an
Andalite warrior. We need firepower."

"Yes, but that won't be enough." Erek shook his head. "You won't defeat
the Howlers in one-on-one combat. They are too deadly. You'll need more
than your morphs. You'll have to outthink them. And I know them. I know