weakest points. As soon as we deployed, he changed tactics. He barely touched

the Lincoln Tunnel, where the Hunters were strong. He went for our weakest

spots, like he knew."

 

"Like he had inside information," I said. "The spy."

 

"What spy?" Thalia demanded.

 

I told her about the silver charm Kronos had shown me, the communication device.

 

"That's bad," she said. "Very bad."

 

"It could be anyone," Jake said. "We were all standing there when Percy gave the

orders."

 

"But what can we do?" Grover asked. "Frisk every demigod until we find a scythe

charm?"

 

They all looked at me, waiting for a decision. I couldn't afford to show how

panicked I felt, even if things seemed hopeless.

 

"We keep fighting," I said. "We can't obsess about this spy. If we're suspicious

of each other, we'll just tear ourselves apart. You guys were awesome last

night. I couldn't ask for a braver army. Let's set up a rotation for the

watches. Rest up while you can. We've got a long night ahead of us."