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at theirs. |
ASHLY: Okay. |
TALIESIN: Wait until the sun sets right before |
they go to sleep. |
SAM: Oh! We know where they’re going. We know |
where they are. Why don’t we ride ahead of them– |
MARISHA: And set up an ambush? |
SAM: Yes! |
MARISHA: That’s a damn good idea. |
ASHLY: I like that. |
TALIESIN: I could be into that. |
LIAM: That is wicked. |
MARISHA: I wonder if we could do a little bit of |
both. Free the people in the cage and then ambush |
later? Nah, that seems distracting. |
TALIESIN: Ambush. Free people. All one big thing. |
I’m sure they’re not used to being attacked by |
people who actually know what they have. |
ASHLY: You actually had a good idea for once. |
SAM: Thank you. I’d better get drunk, then. |
TALIESIN: Let’s full-speed blow past them, just |
nod and keep moving. |
SAM: On the same road? We’re not even going to go |
around? |
LIAM: No, wait until they sleep. We’re going to |
follow at a distance and then when they bed down |
for the night, we leave and then skirt around. |
TALIESIN: All right. |
LIAM: I like this. |
TALIESIN: This is a good plan |
LIAM: Well done Nott, well done. |
MATT: All right. |
(laughter) |
MATT: So keeping your distance behind them, pulling |
your pace back to just the normal, even slow pace, |
it’s up to you. Probably normal to keep in pace |
with them. |
MARISHA: At a medium pace. |
MATT: It was going to happen eventually. |
SAM: You’re gross, Marisha. |
MARISHA: I’m the worst. |
MATT: About a few more hours, sundown hits, we’ll |
say for the purposes of the narrative here. They |
pull off to the side of the road and begin to set |
up camp. Keeping an eye on this in the distance, |
you watch them. Keeping far enough away, making |
sure you’re not in eyeshot of them, as part of |
that, I will say two of you helm a stealth check to |
see whether or not they see you on the road behind them. |
TALIESIN: Yeah, it’ll be the two of you. |
MARISHA: Helming a stealth check? |
SAM: Why don’t you look at that dodec? |
MARISHA: Well, I already have it, I just haven’t |
used it yet. |
MATT: Well, it lasts for a day. |
MARISHA: Do I still have it? I don’t have it. Oh, |
but I can look at it again! |
LIAM: Of course you can. This is why I say you |
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