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see anybody catching their attention. He seems to |
be enjoying the air across his hairless head. |
LIAM: It’s good. It’s true, shaved head. The wind, |
it’s good. |
MATT: You see seven figures. |
MARISHA: Wait, in the cages? |
TALIESIN: There’s no cages, they’re magically– |
ASHLY: I assume you communicated all of this to |
us? |
SAM: Yeah, he usually narrates as he sees. |
ASHLY: Okay. |
TALIESIN: With his very dulcet tones. |
LIAM: Sure, this time he does. |
SAM: Sometimes you do. |
LIAM: Sometimes I do, lately. |
ASHLY: We can’t attack them like this. |
SAM: Why not? There’s five of us and– |
ASHLY: There’s seven of them! |
SAM: We have an owl. |
TALIESIN: I have a plan. It’s a bit of a crazy |
plan. They’re carrying the means of their own |
undoing. If we can free whoever is in those cages, |
we get a lot of allies. |
ASHLY: We don’t know if it’s your friends. |
TALIESIN: Anybody in there I’m sure is going to |
have feelings towards these people. |
ASHLY: Look. |
MARISHA: So we wait until they camp? |
TALIESIN: I like waiting until they camp and |
coming in at night. |
MARISHA: What were you going to say, Keg? |
ASHLY: When they take people, they break them. So |
if you’re counting on whoever’s in those cages to |
help, they’re not going to be able to. It’s going |
to be five versus seven, even if we attack at night. |
MARISHA: Like mentally break them? |
ASHLY: Both. |
MARISHA: Fuck. |
MATT: As far as you know, most of that process |
happens once they take them back because usually |
it’s a grab and run type scenario. But they do |
usually have them manacled, hogtied manacle style |
and gagged. |
TALIESIN: If we can just get into that cage and |
untie them without them noticing. |
SAM: At night, maybe after they’ve camped. |
LIAM: This is our best chance because we don’t |
want them to get to their destination because then |
they are surrounded by many friends. |
SAM: Or a fortress or something. |
LIAM: Yeah. Now is the time. |
SAM: Should we just continue to follow them for |
now or attack right now in the broad daylight? |
ASHLY: How far are they from Shadycreek? You said |
two days? |
MATT: About two days, yeah. |
ASHLY: Okay. |
MATT: Two days at your pace, probably three days |
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