Arthur's doing well!

Ian always looked forward to Arthur's every move with great anticipation. Although he had already read and re-read the novel a couple of times already, seeing everything in real life was a completely different thing. 

When Arthur asked for permission to go interrogate the prisoner, Ian already knew what he was planning. 

Since the prisoner hadn't opened his mouth to reveal anything about his organisation yet, Arthur decided that he had to take action and take things on his own hand, since, naturally, he was the protagonist. 

When Ian acted as a prophet, he had already told Arthur and Albert many important information about their enemy, including many of their weaknesses. 

But Ian also knew that with only the two of them, they weren't going to be able to do much with those information. 

As he was giving them those informations in secret as Noah, he also be