Huh, she's significantly less murder-monstery than I'd thought she'd be. Maybe you can talk you way out of this?

I mean, answer her questions if you can.

>>907837
>Huh, she's significantly less murder-monstery than I'd thought she'd be
It's been a while, so it's possible that the drugs have worn off and she's had time to dwell on her predicament.

>>907830
Ask if she remembers you? You were trapped in the same van with her and her daughter before she got drugged and started going on a rampage.

The people that are with her daughter actually set you free and they’re currently protecting her daughter while they’re running from the psychos that captured all of you and put you all in the back of that van in the first place.

>>907830
The little girl is safe.

>>907830
First, tell her that her daughter is safe (as far as you know), then ask her to speak a bit slower please. You can bring her to her daughter, or at least the place she last was, as soon as it's safe to leave town.

Feeling better, miss? Ah yes, I know those fellows. After they were done borrowing the van we were in, they let us out, no hard feelings. Last I saw, I think they were taking the kid to some swamp witch? I can give direction but imkindarunningoutofbreathpleaseletgo

Man, she could easily break our neck right here and now if we don't word this carefully.

"You daughter is in the swamp outside of town, the hyperactive cat and the two wendigoes made it evidently clear they didn't have a good plan so I left pleasedon'tkillme."

>>907883
Yeah this.

fun 2018/10/25(Thu)00:51 No. 908201 ID: 06b416
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We tell her that her daughter is safe in the swamp with those weird wendigos and that shaky weirdo.

Slightly relived and less aggravated she releases her grasp on our neck. through broken "english" and a thick accent she apologizes to us.

She explains how, from the hospital she saw the gunfire and followed us here with the help of the nurse.

oddly enough the nurse seems completely fine, conscious even.

>>908201
It's all good. Given the circumstances, her actions were completely understandable.
Let's kick things off with a round of introductions.
Now, it would seem that they all have some relatable goals, i.e. not getting murdered or enslaved. Maybe they could help each other out. What's say they help each other get out of the city, go find the mother's child, then find a way to bet these crazy, evil bastards off their collective back?
That sound like a good deal?

Glad to see her not drugged up and angry.
And glad to see the nurse is fine. Maybe we should apologize for getting her mixed up in so many situations.

>>908206
All good ideas.

>>908201
So were these creeps using her daughter as leverage?

>the nurse seems completely fine
Perhaps ragdolling is just her natural response to threats?
Do you want to meet up with your partner first? Maybe he'll come along, at the very least he'll know where you've gone.

Just one more suggestion: they might want to bring the nurse along. Those slavers are nasty and none too picky, and she could end up in hot water if she stays.

1/2 fun 2018/11/05(Mon)23:21 No. 909771 ID: 1a588b
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With everyone calmed down we begin to discuss a way to escape the city and help the woman find her daughter.

The woman's accent is far too thick for us to understand her name and the nurse can only communicate with squeaky noises. Nicknames may be in order.

We should get going and make our way back to meet...

2/2 fun 2018/11/05(Mon)23:22 No. 909772 ID: 1a588b
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"So they're in the swamps? Thank you for your help Mr. Atlas, would you still like compensation?"

Oh hey look the TV's fixed
"Yes I would. Undress, bend over, close your eyes, and hold still for two minutes."

Prepare to chokehold.

"I'd be stupid not to at this point. Well played, I suppose."

Maybe tell tall and purple that glitchy here is partly responsible for the danger her daughter is in.

>>909774
kome plan +1 vote

>>909772
Fuck off, you glitchy piece of creepy shit.

>>909772
“No, I didn’t. Weren’t you paying attention? I said they were in the swamps, past tense. They’re not there anymore and I have no idea where they went after that. Although, that’s not gonna stop me from trying to help this poor lady find her kid.”

>>909776
I highly second this suggestion.

>>909772
did... did the glitch lady also steal the nurse hat?

"Yeah, sure. You also need to compensate the Missus here for putting her daughter in danger."

RUN.

Nope! We ain't compensatin' for no things, not even after a face to face with our new client's associates.

1/3 Fun 2018/11/16(Fri)05:14 No. 910874 ID: 0790dc
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We tell our large friend about how this woman is responsible for her daughter and her being captured.

without hesitation she leaps into a furious literally knocking our adversaries head off her shoulders.

2/3 Fun 2018/11/16(Fri)05:17 No. 910875 ID: 0790dc
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"How unfortunate things had to resort to violence, although I somewhat expected this to happen."

3/3 Fun 2018/11/16(Fri)05:28 No. 910877 ID: 0790dc
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"Did you really think i would confront 3 of you, animals...in a dark alley. Of course I came with precautions in-place."

"But I hold no animosity towards you three, you've helped us in fact. Now if you'll excuse us we'll take our leave"

before finally stepping away she locks eyes with us and almost teases

"And Mr. Atlas before any of you try anything brash, you should consider the whereabouts of your leggy friend. He doesn't really seem like the type to show up to things late does he? Maybe something bad happened to him. If I were you I'd check in on him. and I would hurry

She says before beginning to leave

Damn it. These bastards are clever.
They are absolutely using Irvine as bait for a trap. We could try to save him, but they'll be ready for us, and I doubt we could take them all. We could run, but that could cost Irvine his life or worse.

Well, they've got our buddy and we've got the will and ability to save him. Can't think of a reason to not to.

Do we really have that much of an attachment to our partner in crime? Surely he understands this is just the way things go sometimes in the seedy underbelly.

>>910915
Yeah!

>>910935
Atlas seems to have a pretty golden heart.

>you, animals...
Wow. That is astoundingly racist. Do you actually hear yourself talk? You abduct people, modify their bodies against their will, threaten their children, credibly, and to top it all off you apparently include some mind-altering stimulant to undermine their normally calm demeanour, and then get surprised when they reasonably deduce that putting you down hard and fast is the only practical means of dealing with your disturbing wealth of resources and ludicrously blatant evil. You call us animals because you think that we can't control ourselves. I call you monster because you hurt and harm and destroy when you clearly have no comprehension of impartial analysis and probably haven't even bothered make-believing some arbitrary pseudo-science to blindly reinforce your pre-established delusions of laughably unsubstantiated superiority. Just because your instincts tell your to control doesn't make them any less instincts, or you any less of an unthinking feral beast.

>>910877
"Yeah yeah, go fuck yourself with your superiority complex, satan."

Go find buddy

Send the big dame to rescue Legs, and go to the swamp to rescue her daughter. You can get there faster and she's got the brute force to back him up.

>>911120
Sounds reasonable to me. Let's take flight while the little dame and the big dame pull Irvine's chestnuts out of the fire.

We should tell them this before we leave so they don't think we're betraying them.

>>911120
Also, give her some kind of message that Irvine would recognize so he knows she's a friendly.

Why don't we just... Rescue Irivne first, then help Missus brawn here find her daughter after?

>>911597
Because the daughter is with our buddies, whose location we just unwittingly gave to the bad guys, and we can fly. So we can get there faster to warn them.

>>911598
Yes, but... if we leave right now to go warn them, robo-satan here is just gonna tail us after fixing things to ensure that Irvine dies when his rescuer gets held up.

>>911598
No, they won’t be where we left them. They’ve already moved by now, which will make it harder for us to find them.

>>911599
This is true, we’d be leading her right to them.

>>911599
Or we fly somewhere else, making it seem like we lied about their location. When we get tailed we lead them on a wild goose chase.

1/3 fun 2018/12/14(Fri)05:00 No. 913980 ID: 8586b5
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We tell our colleagues about our plan to split up ,so you can draw their attention away.

Initially our toothy ally protests the idea but soon waivers, in acceptance, before we take off.

2/3 fun 2018/12/14(Fri)05:01 No. 913981 ID: 8586b5
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“hmm? I never took him for the cowardly type, but I don’t like what he’s doing. He can’t fly forever though, when he lands make sure he doesn’t take off again.”

“Can do.”

3/3 fun 2018/12/14(Fri)05:05 No. 913983 ID: 8586b5
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You’re currently flying Air Atlas and it’s a wonderful night with beau- It’s terrible. It’s all terrible.

You’re flying through the frigid night mixed up in all this shit that aint got nothing to do with you, Now you and your buddy are in trouble.

You don’t got too long before you tire out, so you gotta think make it quick. Why did we come up here again?

fff okay well now we HAVE to go and rescue irving.

You need to get back to the others and let them know they're compromised. If you need to rest, do it on a balcony up high where you have a good vantage point and take off point.

>>913983
Save your bud first, then worry about helping your toothy companion and the nurse, and getting word to the others.

By the sounds of it you might need a weapon. Do you have any on you?