Clients two through six are noted here in as much detail as is allowed given the agreed-upon confidentiality.
■ Client two is the elder of client one’s two relatives noted here, female.
You know what would be crazy? If it turned out these clients happened to be New Wave kids. Doesn’t really fit with what we know about New Wave or about Cauldron’s victims, though, but that would’ve been a bit of a twist.
Client three is the younger of client one’s two relatives noted here, male.
■ Clients four and five are client two’s friends. Client four is female. Client five is male.
Alright. Is that relation actually relevant to the contract? It seems a little odd for the contract to make special note of the fact that some of the clients are friends.
■ Client six is the friend of client three, male.
It is pretty neat that 2 and 3 got to bring their friends along, though.
Both vials and protective containers are noted with the numbers specific to each client, each containing the requested upon products from the catalogue.
There’s an entire catalogue? That has some implications, mainly that Cauldron is pretty serious about merchandising these vials, and that they can customize the powers in the vials to some extent.
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