It's not a person, but a rip in the fabric of space. This is a chess piece, and it's going to cost the master a lot of money if he finds out about it. He needs to get rid of the two guys in the mirror so he can regain the trust of the master. He tells the master to hurry up and tell the master because they don't have a clue about what's inside the mirror. They're just waiting for the god to find out about them. If the god doesn't know about them, they're going to be in big trouble. Hiding will only make them jittery, he says. Hiding won't make the god angry, because he'll know about the two of them sooner or later, and they'll be ready to fight anyone that comes after them. Hiding is just going to make them even more jittery. He says that if the god does find out, he's sure to find them in trouble. He also says that even if their identity and purpose aren't a mystery, their goals are the same. So even if they have different identities, they can still trust each other. If he just said it to you, you wouldn't believe him, especially since he no longer trusts you. He asks if the guy is angry that he didn't tell him, and if