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LAURA: He’s not here. |
MATT: “Which one?” Fjord has not arrived yet. |
LIAM: But he’s right here! Look, I can touch him. |
MATT: We’ll say for the purposes of that, as you |
say that and reveal your hand, Fjord enters |
through the door like it was a planned arrival. |
SAM: Weirdly, he’s dripping wet. |
TRAVIS: Baby oil. |
LIAM: The sardonic one, right? With the |
shit-eating grin. Does she look like she works for |
the circus? |
MATT: “I don’t know what she works for, but I |
don’t trust her.” |
MARISHA: That’s smart. |
LIAM: I am injured within a centimeter of my life. |
This one is a nincompoop. |
LAURA: Wait, which one were you pointing at? |
LIAM: That’s you. I pull the mask away. This is my |
good friend. She’s a goblin. |
SAM: A little halfling girl! |
MATT: At this point, you watch her pull back. |
LIAM: I step in front of her. She is my friend and |
colleague and you will not lay a hand on her while |
I am standing here. |
MATT: Make a persuasion check. |
LIAM: Fucking right I will. |
That is an 11. |
(chanting) Level two! |
MARISHA: (chanting) Shitty dice! |
MATT: Her eyes are chained onto this goblin. |
LIAM: She’s looking into my chest because Nott is |
behind me. I’m sorry, I’m confused why you’re |
going to such lengths to defend the rights of this |
large, oversized frog skull. |
MATT: “I defend no rights of this creature! I’ve |
been in this office long enough to know that there |
aren’t usually solo workers on something like |
this. I know these folk. They all protect each |
other. Who’s to say this wasn’t their whole |
reasoning for coming anyway, and something went |
wrong, and they’re letting him take the fall?” |
LIAM: There’s a big conspiracy to make undead |
crownsguard here in the city? |
MATT: “I don’t fucking know! Don’t tell me how I |
do my business! Sit the fuck down! Who’s next?” |
TALIESIN: You’re right. We do protect our own. |
That’s absolutely true. |
MATT: “Let him up.” They loosen the chains and you |
get to stand and approach a bit. |
TALIESIN: It’s a common tactic. It’s a good way to |
make your way through this world. Normally it |
works. We assumed, the circus, anyway, that we |
were being framed. We were protecting our own. Is |
the head in here? |
LAURA: Yes. |
TALIESIN: This one showed his true colors, and |
then we took care of it. I’m going to throw one of |
my swords down on the ground that is filthy with |
its blood. |
MATT: “All right. Why did this one run?” |
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