— Just so we don't misunderstand each other: I'm not going to risk my life and my future by attacking such an important figure. — Jaen remarked while the others discussed the plan of action. — Especially not for nothing.
— Yes. — Gak agreed. — Who, what, and how much will they pay?
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Ment, it's best not to start a siege of the estate near the city. For starters, let's try to do everything stealthily.
Here's what I suggest: Dalia should generally act as if she's heading towards the city exit, and along the way, she'll casually turn into any agreed-upon alley. If the pursuers follow her, they'll run into our ambush, where I'll be invisible, and Ment, for example. We can try to take them alive for interrogation, or we can just kill them to save time.
Plan A: After that, Alex on the dragon flies around the city from the sea side and waits for an agreed-upon signal at a distance from the estate, so it's not visible from the main wall. At the same time, I fly invisibly to the wall behind which Taelina is, break down the wall, and stun the knight. Then, I block all the other doors with walls and free her, give a signal to Alex, he picks us up, and we fly away into the sunset. The rest move away from the city at this time and meet at an agreed-upon location.
Guys, if you don't see the tail, I can use a location ability to detect it... If Telani has found everyone, then that's fine too. )/
I think it's better to take advantage of the opportunity to get rid of unwanted pursuit rather than ignore them until they return and report the information they've gathered.
Dahlia didn't know why (since everything happened so quickly after she left the dusty hall), but when she looked through the window for the first time, Tailina was already on the ground, and electricity crackled in her hair and tails.
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Well, I might have spared Nightlar's life. But I wouldn't have spared Ragequit or the one who pursued Lok. :)