″But why?″ ″Because they're afraid of you - because no one could have done them greater harm.″
″I haven't done anything to them,″ Momo protested. ″Oh, yes you have.
You not only persuaded one of them to betray himself, you told your friends about him.
What's more, you and your friends tried to broadcast the truth about the men in gray.
Isn't that enough to make you their mortal enemy?″
But we walked right through the city, the tortoise and I,″ Momo said.
If they were searching for me everywhere, they could easily have caught us. We weren't going fast.″
The tortoise had stationed herself at the professor's feet. He took her on his lap and tickled her under the chin.
″Well, Cassiopeia,″ he said with a smile, ″what's your opinion? Could they have caught you?″
The word NEVER! appeared like lightning on Cassiopeia's shell,
and the letters flickered so merrily that Momo almost thought she detected a dry little chuckle.
″The thing is,″ said the professor, ″Cassiopeia can see into the future.
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