Norris strode through the house until he came to the laboratory. He looked down at the body of Kingston's henchman and his eyebrows beetled. "This smacks of murder," he said flatly.
"It—"
"Self-defense," said Norris sourly. "Tell it to the judge." He looked around. "Where are the other three?"
"See here, Norris," snapped Bronson. "When I came to you about the invaders of earth you slapped me in the booby hatch. What would you say if I gave you proof?"
"It will have to be mighty good," snapped Norris.
From separate pockets Ed Bronson took the four bits of crystal. He set them side by side on the bench.
"Virginia," he said, knowing that she was listening. "Now!"
And his hands scooped the crystals together.
"Who are you—hey!" exploded Norris. They had come across the barrier and were standing in the laboratory building. In the viewer stood Virginia Carlson. She smiled through at them and showed them that she had once more separated the bits of crystal.