After Atlas finished speaking, he turned away and thought for a moment. "We need to figure out a way to do something before their people arrive. We must find him."

Dylan looked at Atlas. "Let me go in!"

Atlas said, "Loak is missing, and you don’t really know what’s inside. It might be a waste of time for you to go in. Looks like only I can go to buy time for the people inside."

"You're going in?" Both Dylan and I looked at him in astonishment.

"No, you can't. The situation is uncertain. We don't know Navi's intentions. You can't take that risk," Dylan immediately objected.

I nodded, "Dylan is right. If the people from the Non-Organization are here at Navi's invitation, it means Navi is still wavering. According to your analysis, he hasn't made a final decision yet. It's too dangerous!"

"But we're running out of time! If I do go in, at least I can distract Navi," Atlas said. "If we divert Navi's attention to me, he’ll relax his defenses!"

"How do you plan to get in?" I questioned