The strait, for ordinary people, without reliance on equipment, is like a natural barrier. But for listeners, especially senior listeners, this mere distance means nothing. Yet Pjanic could affirm that for the first time since he became a listener, he had so embarrassingly crossed the English Channel.
But no matter how he increased his speed or tried different methods, the two presences pursuing him maintained a consistent distance, like wolves stalking prey on the prairie, driving it into exhaustion with this relentless chase.
Yet, Pjanic harbored hope in his heart!
Ahead, several powerful presences were approaching. Pjanic's face lit with surprise; he had sent a distress signal to a good friend of his in Paris, but even if they rushed to help without hesitation, they couldn't arrive this fast. It must be the senior listeners living near the borders of France, Netherlands, or Belgium sensing those oriental people's presence.
