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** Martin tells the Red King that he's betrayed the Fellowship of St. Giles to him, and that soon there "won't be an operative left alive south of the US," making it sound like almost the entire thing will be destroyed. This immediately leads Susan to become so furious that she sates her bloodlust and fully turns to a vampire, allowing Harry to sacrifice her. Martin may very well have had this plan in mind the whole time. However, in ''Skin Game'' Ascher blames Harry for the destruction of the Fellowship, meaning that at least some of her fellow operatives were killed by the bloodline curse and not the Red Court. So did Martin only betray some of the Fellowship while pretending to betray them all, but left enough alive as a backup option? Or did he look at how the battle was going and intend to rejoin the Red Court once and for all, not expecting that Susan and Harry would be able to pull off a win?
