“Nervous?” Thomas asked, looking at Veda.
Thomas and Veda were standing on the roof of the mansion, smoking.
“Yes; we trained our boys for three long weeks, just to fight one day. It seemed like we were ready. But now that the day is here, I’m not so sure.” Veda said, taking a drag from his cigar.
“Don’t worry. As long as we got each other’s back, no one can defeat us. Believe in your men and make your men believe in you. Strength dosen't lie in numbers, it lies in unity.” Thomas said, patting Veda’s back.
“I don’t know man, you said our men could be working for The Chakra.” Veda said, still tensed.
“I said some of your men might be working for them. But let me tell you a secret- let’s assume that they are on the enemy’s side. But when they see us winning, they will have no choice but
