“A spy? What do you mean by that?” Siegfried asked.

“That’s…” General Overlock bit his lips and muttered before he explained, “Things were looking really good after we managed to brainwash the Cryptids. Our coalition forces were able to push them all the way back to their main base, but…”

“But?”

“They suddenly started reading our plans to the very minute detail.”

“Really?”

“We thought we just got unlucky initially since we did move our troops a bit rashly, but we soon realized that wasn’t the case. They were counteracting our plans with pinpoint accuracy, and that was when we realized that they knew everything.”

“So… you think there are some humans that are cooperating with the Cryptids?”

“Yes, and it’s not baseless reasoning. Think about it, they were able to create numerous intellectual creatures to control them, so I don’t see any reason they won’t be able to plant a spy among us. However…” General Overlock trailed the end of his words.

Siegfried finished it. “You probably do not want to believe that a human is on those hideous monsters’ side.”

“Yes, you are absolutely correct,” General Overlock nodded...