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7/1/2025, 2:57:13 PM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mlBeuHGqlc
"Commence mission," L4 Arsi blandly calls, like from a script. "Find the captives and exfiltrate. Be warned, the hostages might be overjoyed when you find them. This can attract the wrong attention. We need one to move past the barn and deal with any butchers and cattlehands before they have a chance to respond. I highly recommend against pressing past the freezer into the public eatery, or permitting the stable doors to the street opposite of your entry point to open."
L3 Eugen turns to face everyone. "I will handle the barn. The cages have to be unlocked, and this fascinating glove has enough acid to dissolve anything I can't pick."
"I'll handle the butchers," L3 Kiikoinen quickly clarifies. "Fahy, go deal with the tower." The moment L2 Fahy's harness is off, the rope zips back up as the truck spools it back into place, and the irishman grins as he rushes off like a rabid dog.
The man on the radio gives a thoughtful humm. "Kiikoinen, do you need backup with the butchers?"
L3 Kiikoinen begins making his way over, peering through foliage on the fence. "I shouldn't need assistance," he answers with a considerable amount of difficulty behind his voice.
"But we also do not know how many captives there are to rescue," Sigrun comments comments. "Disappearances range above sixty, but they might have been consolidated into easily accessible pens. It might be better to disrupt their operations by killing their skilled workers."
Any call of your own, Jarnafeldt? Time is limited, so straying from an executing plan would be bothersome to everyone involved.
>Wiping out the butchers quickly will buy us more time to be thorough and save all the hostages.
>Having more hands on deck evacuating hostages is priority, not fighting slaughterhouse butchers.
>Whatever you decide is best, Operator.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mlBeuHGqlc
"Commence mission," L4 Arsi blandly calls, like from a script. "Find the captives and exfiltrate. Be warned, the hostages might be overjoyed when you find them. This can attract the wrong attention. We need one to move past the barn and deal with any butchers and cattlehands before they have a chance to respond. I highly recommend against pressing past the freezer into the public eatery, or permitting the stable doors to the street opposite of your entry point to open."
L3 Eugen turns to face everyone. "I will handle the barn. The cages have to be unlocked, and this fascinating glove has enough acid to dissolve anything I can't pick."
"I'll handle the butchers," L3 Kiikoinen quickly clarifies. "Fahy, go deal with the tower." The moment L2 Fahy's harness is off, the rope zips back up as the truck spools it back into place, and the irishman grins as he rushes off like a rabid dog.
The man on the radio gives a thoughtful humm. "Kiikoinen, do you need backup with the butchers?"
L3 Kiikoinen begins making his way over, peering through foliage on the fence. "I shouldn't need assistance," he answers with a considerable amount of difficulty behind his voice.
"But we also do not know how many captives there are to rescue," Sigrun comments comments. "Disappearances range above sixty, but they might have been consolidated into easily accessible pens. It might be better to disrupt their operations by killing their skilled workers."
Any call of your own, Jarnafeldt? Time is limited, so straying from an executing plan would be bothersome to everyone involved.
>Wiping out the butchers quickly will buy us more time to be thorough and save all the hostages.
>Having more hands on deck evacuating hostages is priority, not fighting slaughterhouse butchers.
>Whatever you decide is best, Operator.
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