As you've no doubt heard from our scouts, the path
[cdb]from here to Derdriu will be fraught with difficulties.
The Alliance has constructed fortalices and palisades,
[cdb]and laid other traps to slow our progress.
In addition, they are plotting ambushes at key
[cdb]positions along the way.
Needless to say, we will not be able to avail ourselves
[cdb]of the direct route.
But if we try to dance around all their traps,
[cdb]we'll never make it in time.
Yes, but this is Count Bergliez we're talking about.
He could probably stretch his soldiers a few extra
[cdb]days through sheer force of will.
I would normally write off such an idea as lunacy,
[cdb]but sadly, it will likely come to that.
We have made attempts to smuggle provisions to
Count Bergliez through holes in the enemy lines,
[cdb]but this has met with little success.
They must be so hungry... I know just how that feels.
The struggle to get food when all you want to do is
[cdb]hide under your covers? Hello, old friend.
I mean no offense, but if time is truly so short, why do
[cdb]we waste it dithering in council? We should embark
[cdb]on our rescue mission straightaway!
Agree with Ferdinand.
Pull him back.
Yeah, what're we waiting for? We're their only hope!
Yeah, what're we waiting for? We're their only hope!
I agree! Less talking, more saving!
Calm down, all of you. Such rash action is exactly
[cdb]what Claude is counting on.
How did Hubert put it again? "We're here to
[cdb]break their siege, not fall prey to one."
How did Hubert put it again? "We're here to
[cdb]break their siege, not fall prey to one."
I agree. A hunter must never be losing sight of their
[cdb]calmness.
Well said. Let's not allow Claude to wind us up.
So we must take the safe route, but do so as quickly
[cdb]as possible.
A "best of both worlds" situation, I suppose.
Understood.
Good. With that decided, let's move on and discuss
[cdb]our preferred formation...