"You've been here even longer than I have," Tony started to argue, only to let it hang, letting Keith decide how likely anyone was to accuse him of rushing to conclusions. He would have point it out himself, but his pointing hand dropped, losing energy, and his head tilted away slightly. He had still managed to be at the sharp end of that accusation every time he thought he was helping.

"Yeah, here's some important information I know, tell me if I lose you," he picked up more confidently, not bothering to lower his voice for the Agrii's sake. They could just watch the tape back, anyway, if they were really curious. "It's not just the storms that are the problem, just like everything else they lied about. There is someone watching and reacting to us to make us as miserable as possible. It wasn't a storm that made the moon start yelling; I said it, so it happened. So, you tell me: if it's not the Agrii that are orchestrating that, why were they not wiped out while we were looking the other way? Why are they still here?"