"No," he said. "There are not! Sargenuti had no trouble until he ran into James Forrest Carroll. That is why he is bloated with delusions of grandeur. He thinks because he has had no competition that he is supreme.
"He forgets the platitude, 'It is a sharp blade that cuts but cheese!' It is notable, however, that the first time he met James Forrest Carroll he was forced to call for help."
"I was puzzled," admitted Sargenuti.
"A slightly more intelligent moron would have known that this man was capable of avoiding your block," snapped Kingallis. "When he came forward to interfere the first time. That is when you should have caught him. Instead you ignored him for too long. Idiot!"
"All right," grumbled Sargenuti. "But this is just telling Carroll things he wants to know."
Kingallis smiled sourly. "Perhaps it is better that way," he said. "When he sees what he is up against he may be less violent."
"And if he again escapes?"
"He will not escape."
Sargenuti laughed roughly. "It would be drastically amusing to find that James Forrest Carroll is smarter than the great Doctor Kingallis."