2/3 Buckwheat 2026/04/10(Fri)22:04 No. 1125040 ID: ac2578
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Lana leads the way and keeps up with the questions,
>Why does Dente think the park rangers might be involved, and how?
Lana: “Okay, what would make you think the rangers are involved?”

Dente: “I can’t remember if some of them were using ranger uniforms as a disguise or if they really were rangers. They had park looking uniforms on.”

Lana: “Ah, shit. Alright I’m pretty sure we don’t have to worry about Judith, but that’s could cause issues if we run into any other park rangers. I need you to try and keep thinking on that, Dente.”

>More broadly, how much do the people hunting Dente know about her and/or us?
Kaari: “Maybe you could tell us more about this group? What do they even know or want from you? ”

Dente: “They know about me and…uh, that other group. They’re using that to blackmail me into helping them. O-otherwise they’re going to give away I’m here.”

Lana: “Fuck! I-alright. Do they know about us, do they know me and Kaari are here?”

Dente: “Maybe, they know some panther and rabbit chased off some asshole today.”

Dente: “Uh, thanks for that by the way. That chaos you caused helped me slip away.

Lana: “So wait, they know the group that was at the bar? Two of them are dead and the other’s sitting in prison. Are there more of them?”

She squints at Lana and acts like that’s a ridiculous question,
Dente: “They’re part of a whole cartel, what do you think? Yes! This is part of why I need to slip out of here quietly.”

She grabs Dente by the neck,
Lana: “Act like that again, and I will drag you outside by the tail, throw you at the closest object in sight, and yell for the rangers. Got it?”

Her head quickly bobs up and down.

Lana: “Good. I got more questions, but I think I see Pickford’s campsite ahead.”

3/3 Buckwheat 2026/04/10(Fri)22:05 No. 1125041 ID: ac2578
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We walk in, but no-one’s here!
Kaari: “Pickford? Pickford are you-”

Lana: “Keep your voice lowered. Last thing we need is an echo giving us away.”

Kaari: “Oh, right. Hey you don’t think he left for the day. Do you?”

Lana: “That would be our luck.”

Dente: “Maybe the poachers got him?”

Lana: “Doubtful, unless they have guns. I don’t think even two of me could take that guy down.”
Lana looks over at me,
Lana: “What do you think Kaari? Do you think we should stick around and see if Pickford comes back, or go look around for him?”

Kaari: “What if we get lost?”

Dente: “What if we get found?

Lana: “Not making this any easier of a choice, are you?”

Is that a medkit in the background ? Should probably open it up and see what's inside if that's the case

>>1125041
Take stock of what's in the room. I don't want to steal from him, but this is a bit of an emergency so we might have to borrow without permission if there's something essential.

Find a hiding place for Dente here, so that anyone who comes won’t immediately spot her, and it’ll just be two tourists hanging out in the mines

>>1125054
that, and won't it be dark soon? Sneaking through the woods off the path is a little dangerous but the likeliest way to get away scott free.

But back up, she said this second group wants her to do something for them so they're blackmailing her? Why doesn't she just do it then?

>>1125054
This is a sound plan. If rangers who arent judith burst in, act like theyre legit.
Just tell them you wanted to say bye to pickford and thank him again for earlier.

Theyll lijely think their cover is working and be less likely to turn the room over and break that cover.

Also, the med kit, if it indeed is one, worth checking.

1/3 Buckwheat 2026/05/05(Tue)22:52 No. 1126402 ID: ac2578
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>Is that a medkit in the background?
>I don't want to steal from him, but this is a bit of an emergency so we might have to borrow without permission if there's something essential.
>Also, the med kit, if it indeed is one, worth checking.
We still have our own first-aid kit. No need to take from his, yet. Hopefully…

>back up, she said this second group wants her to do something for them so they're blackmailing her? Why doesn't she just do it then?
Kaari: “Wait, so the poachers are the ones blackmailing you, right?”

Dente: “Right.”

Kaari: “To do…what?”

Dente: “Make sap.”

Kaari: “Why don’t you just make sap for them then?”

Dente: “Because… I don’t want to? Not to mention the other things they’re doing!”

Kaari: “Well, like what? Mention them.”

Dente: “No! Quit asking about what they’ve done to me.”

Lana “Okay, alright. Just, drop it. Let’s just focus on a plan.”

>Find a hiding place for Dente here, so that anyone who comes won’t immediately spot her, and it’ll just be two tourists hanging out in the mines.
>This is a sound plan. If rangers who aren’t Judith burst in, act like they’re legit.
>Just tell them you wanted to say bye to Pickford and thank him again for earlier.
Kaari: “Okay, what if we just hide Dente? Then if any other rangers show up, we just act like we’re tourists. Tell them we’re looking to say goodbye to Pickford.”

Lana: “Not the worst idea, not a lot of places to hide her though.”

Kaari: “What about the dynamite crates? Think if we sit her down on the bottom one, we could flip over the top one.”

Dente: “You’re going to cage me up in some wood crates?”

Lana: “You got any better ideas?”

Dente: “We-we run further into the cave.”

Kaari: “And get lost?”

Lana: “I vote with Kaari, majority rules. In the crate you go.”

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We then proceed to stuff her in between two crates.

Dente: “Feels like I got shoved into a locker-”

Lana: “Quiet, someone’s coming.”

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We cautiously wait as boots quickly clunk around the cave.
A bear with a sun hat stomps into the room with us. She’s got quite the grizzly look on her face when she sees us.

Bear: “Stay where you are. What are you two hooligans sneaking around here for?”

Kaari: “Sneaking around? We were just looking to say goodbye to Pickford.”

Bear: “Hellos, goodbyes, doesn’t matter. You’re well off the public trail for the mine tours. I want the two of you out of here with me, now.”

Lana: “Even if we were given permission to be back here? We happen be pretty good friends of Pickford. Who are you anyway?”

Rosary: “Chief Ranger Rosary.”

She flashes a shiny badge at us. I try to read it, but it shines in my eyes too much to see anything.

Rosary: “Friends or not, I don’t really care. I got reports that a dangerous group has been causing issues here in the mines. Now, you can either follow me back to the station for some questions or I can detain you here and let the authorities deal with you.”

>>1126404
>flashes shiny badge, no chance to read it
Ask to see it again, slower. It could easily be fake. If she refuses then you're gonna have to prepare for a fight, and she's pretty big so I think to prepare for that fight you're gonna want to use what's around you to help.

Ask if she has a radio on her.

If she claims she does, then tell her she should have known that you were told by Judith to meet with Pitchford here for Lana’s injury as we wait for Judith to ride you out of here. If she was a chief ranger and it was a problem, she as chief ranger should have responded to the radio call saying we shouldn’t do that, and we wouldn’t be in this situation to begin with.

If she doesn’t have a radio, ask why not?


Regardless of how she responds, tell her you’d rather wait for Judith or Pitchford to get you out.

The budget must be super thin if even the chief ranger has to provide her own hat. How about letting us see that badge at a legible pace?

It's just that there's dangerous criminals around and we'd like a little reassurance.

>>1126404
"Can i see that badge again?
Im going to need your number for when i call my representative."
Channel your inner Karen.

Buckwheat 2026/05/07(Thu)23:03 No. 1126478 ID: ac2578
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>Ask to see it again, slower. It could easily be fake.
>Can i see that badge again?
>How about letting us see that badge at a legible pace?
Kaari: “Okay, instead of shining your badge in my face. Can you just let me read it?”

She pulls it out again, and holds it steady. Still shines in my face a bit, but at least I can make it out.

Kaari: “H.P.N.T: Chief Ranger.”

I have no idea how to tell if her badge is real or not. If I get the chance, I can radio that in to Judith to verify.

>Ask if she has a radio on her.
Kaari: “Do you have a radio on you, Chief Ranger Rosary?”

Rosary: “Yes. Why do you ask?”

Kaari: “Just a few moments ago, we had radioed in for Ranger Judith to come help us here. Lana-”

Rosary: “Now hold up, you radioed for another ranger? Where did you get a park radio to do that?”

Kaari: “She lent it to us. You can go radio her to verify that if you want.”

Rosary: “Yeah, let me just leave two suspicious individuals hanging around an un-permitted area, unsupervised. If I’m walking out of here, the two of you are coming with me.”

Lana: “Shouldn’t you have heard our emergency call to her yourself?”

Rosary: “There have been no alerts in the last hour to switch over to the emergency frequency on the radios. If you contacted her on her personal frequency, no one else would have heard. If that was the case though, she should have put out a request to tune into the emergency frequency.”

She looks the two of us over some more.
Rosary: “Don’t see any blood here, both of you are standing just fine. Please do tell me what your emergency was?”

This pushy attitude of hers is wearing a bit thin on me. She… she sounds like she knows the radio system pretty well though. Ugh, I don’t think I can tell if she’s faking it or just a jerk.

>she's pretty big so I think to prepare for that fight you're gonna want to use what's around you to help.
>Regardless of how she responds, tell her you’d rather wait for Judith or Pitchford to get you out.
If we end up having to fight, I don’t think I should tell her about Lana’s leg injury. Shifting my eyes around the room, I could probably flip the poker table over for cover. There’s a rusty pick-ax hanging up and a hard hat as well.
We could try stalling her for time instead. Keep trying to wait it out for Judith or Pickford to show up.

>>1126478
Show her the injury. Should be blood visible on the bandages.

Going to the entrance to call Judith to confirm your story should be ok, tbh.

OBJECTION!

>Kaari: “Just a few moments ago, we had radioed in for Ranger Judith to come help us here. Lana-”

>Lana: “Shouldn’t you have heard our emergency call to her yourself?”

>Rosary: “There have been no alerts in the last hour to switch over to the emergency frequency on the radios. If you contacted her on her personal frequency, no one else would have heard. If that was the case though, she should have put out a request to tune into the emergency frequency.”

>She looks the two of us over some more.
>Rosary: “Don’t see any blood here, both of you are standing just fine.”

I caught her lying, because Not once did we ever say anything about the emergency being an injury to her. We were about to before she interrupted. And yet she specifically said there was no blood, and that we were standing just fine. If she didn’t hear our conversation with Judith, then how could she have known!? She was specific about blood and us standing too. The only explanation is if she was listening in on our radio conversation. So why didn’t she say anything in our radio chat?! At this point, I’m confident the ranger chief as very untrustworthy, if she even is a chief.

(Just to point out, just because she is a chief doesn’t mean she isn’t working for the bad guys)

>>1126485
Yes! This!

Just want to add, don’t show off Lana’s injury in case we are forced to fight. It’s better for her to believe we are lying about Lana’s injury so she isnt confident to come closer. It is irrelevant because we know she is lying right now about not hearing our conversations with Judith. That is what we need to focus on. We can show the injury as proof when Judith gets here.

>>1126485
Oooh.
Good spotting.
Theres a chance its a mistake on her part but... i dont think so.
Even if it was, a good objection like this will buy the time we need to delay.

1/2 Buckwheat 2026/05/14(Thu)00:12 No. 1126782 ID: ac2578
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>I caught her lying, because Not once did we ever say anything about the emergency being an injury to her.
>she specifically said there was no blood, and that we were standing just fine. If she didn’t hear our conversation with Judith, then how could she have known!?
Think I’ve got a great way to put that theory to the test.
Kaari: “That’s it, I’m putting out a call on Judith’s signal.”

Lana: “Kaari, the mine’s interfering with sending anything out.”

Rosary: “Exactly, return that radio to me now.”

I push down on the button and start speaking.
Kaari: “Who said I was trying to reach Judith?”

Rosary’s Radio: “Who said I was trying to reach Judith?”

Kaari: “You lied to us about not hearing our call to Judith, you’re tuned into her frequency. You heard we called for help with Lana’s leg. Why else would you have pointed out seeing us still standing-”

2/2 Buckwheat 2026/05/14(Thu)00:14 No. 1126784 ID: ac2578
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She pulls out a small axe from the back of her belt.
Rosary: “Alright game’s over then you smartass rabbit. Either of you move and this axe is going through your skulls.”

Lana: “Alright, what do you want from us then?”

Rosary: “First, you’re going to call off the rangers, then you’re going to tell me where that damn fox is hiding. If I like your answer, you get to sit tight in our hideout. If I don’t, one of you gets to be target practice.”

Okay…this is. We’re not dead, and still have a chance to turn this around. Question is, how?
We could try to stall some more for Judith or even Pickford to show up.

I-I could probably swing the table at her, or use it as protection from the axe. There’s a pick on the wall I could grab, and Lana’s got that knife she found.

There’s…there’s Dente as well. Not sure if we can call out for her to do anything but it seems like the bear doesn't realize she's here.

Stall or fight, I’m going to need a solid plan to get out of this.

She doesn't know about the knife. A sneak attack is on the table.

Anyway, tell her there's no way she can kill you here and get away with it, so that means her axe is useless unless she wants to spend the rest of her life behind bars.
She'll probably respond to this by attacking you non-lethally, and well, the knife will even the scales.

...or you could just fucking scream for Pickford. He's gotta be nearby at least, right? Sound should carry pretty well through the mines.

How are you supposed to call off the rangers? You aren't their boss so what are you supposed to say, that you're being kidnapped? Won't that just get the police involved?

as for the fox tell her you came in the mines to ditch her, she's a trouble magnet you'd rather avoid.

>>1126784
Ok.
Im goingbto suggest using a jedi mind trick to get an advantage on what were doing.
Lock eyes with her.
Be light on your feet like youre ready to fight or dodge.
You hold that stare.
Then, you glance to her left quickly and then back to her eyes.
She is alone.
In a escalating fight situation.
There are at least three additional threats she does not know the location of.
The possibility you glanced at someone sneaking to hit her is high.
Shes alert.
Ready to react.
She'll react to the imagined threat.
At that point, you have a mijiscule advantage on whatever it is youre going to do.

Grabbing knife? Running away?
Hurling tools at the scary bear?
I dont know which.
But try the eye thing and it might give you an extra second of action when it all starts.

Lana is a skilled fighter as a former bouncer. You're more skilled in diplomacy thanks to experience dealing with drunk angry unruly customers at the bar.

Take out your phone, and have Lana take out hers and pretend you are recording this. Yes, we're aware the phone doesn't actually record videos, but she doesn't know that. The key here is bluff.

Let her know that if she attacks, it'll be on camera. If she attacks one of us, the other will take that opportunity to escape with evidence, and then she'll have both the rangers, And the police to worry about. Not to mention she'll by that point have blood on her hands with the rangers still on their way. Suggest that right now, it will be for her best interest to cut her losses, and just leave while she still can, let us two enjoy the rest of the date, and we can all forget this ever happened.

1/2 Buckwheat 2026/06/04(Thu)01:08 No. 1127608 ID: ac2578
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>How are you supposed to call off the rangers?
Kaari: “How do you expect us to call off the rangers? The cave blocks the radio signals. You plan on holding us hostage, threaten me with your axe to call Judith. You realize if she’s out there and sees us, you’re done for.”

She gives me a nasty look.

>just leave while she still can, let us two enjoy the rest of the date, and we can all forget this ever happened.
>as for the fox tell her you came in the mines to ditch her, she's a trouble magnet you'd rather avoid.
Kaari: “Look, we ran into the mine to ditch the fox. She’s been nothing but trouble for us tonight and we just want to enjoy the rest of our date. Is that too much to ask for?”

She raises her axe,
Rosary “Then where is she?!”

>Lock eyes with her. Be light on your feet like youre ready to fight or dodge. You hold that stare. Then, you glance to her left quickly and then back to her eyes.
>There are at least three additional threats she does not know the location of. The possibility you glanced at someone sneaking to hit her is high.
I lock eyes with her and prepare to dodge.

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Then I glance over her and look surprised. The bear falls for it and looks behind her.

I flip the poker table over and take cover. I hear the loud splintering of wood and look up-

Kaari: “Lana! I wanna go home now!”

The bear is snarling, Lana’s pulling out her knife.

I can’t stop nervously thumping my paw! What in the world do I do?

Push table! Call Lana to help. bear can't pull out the axe if she's dealing with that. And Lana can, I guess, stab her in the face. more psychological trauma but she can deal with that later.

Grab the chair, help Lana pin the fucker in. Remember, you don't have to somehow beat this guy in a fight, all you need to do is make it not worth it to keep trying to attack you and the best way to do that is to make trying to fight you miserable. Close call, but he doesn't have the axe anymore. You have a chair, lana's knife, and potentially that pickaxe above you if things get REALLY awful somehow and you still need another weapon.

>>1127610
Yeah. I like it.
Pull push or slide the table with the axe in it.
Disarm bear or at least make retrieval difficult.

Youve gotta be mad too.
This was a date.
Somewhere calming to get over trauma, and it was.
Then these ASSholes...
So, loud angry noises
Fill the air with profanity, yelling and insults about that bears parentage.

And hope the noise brings in help.

1/4 Buckwheat 2026/06/11(Thu)02:12 No. 1127926 ID: ac2578
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>Push table!
>Grab the chair, help Lana pin the fucker in.
>Call Lana to help.

Kaari: “Lana! Help!”

I get up and charge at the bear with the table.
I feel the impact, and hear the heavy thud. Snarls of pain and anger reach their way into my ears. She’s pissed and so am I!

>This was a date. Somewhere calming to get over trauma, and it was.
>So, loud angry noises. Fill the air with profanity.

Kaari: “This was supposed to be a nice relaxing date for us you rotten shit head sap poacher! Fuck you for making me re-live through everything I’ve been trying to get over!”

Claws scrape against the table and I hear the axe being tugged on.

Kaari: “Lana! She’s grabbing the axe! Do something!”

2/4 (CW: Blood) Buckwheat 2026/06/11(Thu)02:12 No. 1127927 ID: ac2578
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Knife towards the bear, Lana hisses as she charges in to strike. I peek over the table and watch as the knife goes deep into the poacher’s arm. Another loud roar of pain booms through the mine. Lana tugs and tries to pull out the knife, but she’s struggling.

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A fist retaliates and sends Lana crashing down. There’s… blood on the ground.

Something’s in my paw. Then…

4/4 (CW: Blood) Buckwheat 2026/06/11(Thu)02:53 No. 1127932 ID: ac2578
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Now it’s her blood on the ground…

Don't think about it. tear it out
She won't have time to think when she's staring at the kind of injury no one expects to get.
don't think about it. hit her again

>>1127934
Yeah
Swing low.
Take her knee.
Youre short, perfe t height.
Resist urge to yell timber

don’t want to kill, it’ll complicate things.
I think at this moment, she understands, or will understand the life threatening situation she is in now.
Let her know that right now, the knife and pickaxe is acting as a plug to keep her blood in, and you suggest she doesn’t pull this out, sit down and wait for the ranger to get here to get her to a hospital to treat her internal injuries.

Rapid foot thumping to show how serious you are.

Welp
Dig the pickaxe into her ribcage and pull it off like a crowbar until she surrenders.

1/3 (CW: Blood) Buckwheat 2026/06/27(Sat)04:11 No. 1128630 ID: ac2578
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>don't think about it. hit her again
>Take her knee. You’re short, perfect height.
I AM NOT SHORT! I pull out the pick and-

>don’t want to kill, it’ll complicate things.
-slam the blunt end into her knee and knock her down.

Kaari: “Get back up and I’ll dig into your legs next!”

I…try not to look at her, there’s too much blood for me to stomach. I feel... queasy.

2/3 (CW:Blood) Buckwheat 2026/06/27(Sat)04:11 No. 1128632 ID: ac2578
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I rush over to Lana’s side
Kaari: “Are you okay? Here, let me help you up.”

She doesn’t answer, only groaning in pain. I grab her by the arms and struggle to lift her.

Kaari: “Come on Laaaanaaa, you need to get up! Help me out here.”

Ugh! She’s not saying or doing anything! I try shouting for help again,

Kaari: “Judith! Pickford! Come on we need some help here!”

3/3 Buckwheat 2026/06/27(Sat)04:12 No. 1128633 ID: ac2578
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The clunking and smashing of footsteps echo. A tall figure stands in the entryway of the room. Eyes darting across the scene, then focusing on me.

Pickford: “Thought I told you’s to stay safe and stick to the trails.”

His gaze shifts over to the snarly, bleeding bear. Then back at me.

Pickford: “Gotta a lot of questions for you missy, lets focus on the most pressin one for now. How we going to haul an injured bear out of my mine.”

>>1128633
Tell him it's probably a bad idea to do that anyway. Someone call EMS, they can take her out on a stretcher or something. Right now we need to stop the bleeding. Get that medkit. If there's any sedatives in there, we can use them to knock her out, which will allow you to smuggle Dente out without the poachers knowing for sure that you did it.

It will take a while for EMS to get here, after she's stable. In that time Lana will probably wake up and then we can go find somewhere to hide. Pickford's advice will help there. If Pickford insists on taking Rosary out of the caves, then... maybe he can put her on the table and drag her out on that.

>"How we going to haul an injured bear out of my mine.”

Tell him that Judith is already on her way with a wheelchair, but it seems we might need a second one....

Her friends are no doubt watching the entrance. Going out doesn't seem like a good idea.

and while we're at it maybe Pickford could explain why he told us to "stay safe" and not "the forest is infested with vermin. You need to leave."

Buckwheat 2026/06/28(Sun)16:37 No. 1128682 ID: ac2578
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>maybe Pickford could explain why he told us to "stay safe" and not "the forest is infested with vermin. You need to leave."
Kaari: “Why didn’t you warn us it’d be a good idea to leave instead of just, stay safe."

Pickford: “Didn’t know things were this bad ‘round here. Bum rangers…

>Right now we need to stop the bleeding. Get that medkit.
>Her friends are no doubt watching the entrance. Going out doesn't seem like a good idea.
Kaari: “Ugh, moving her probably isn’t a good idea. She’s probably got others watching the entrance to the mine. Anything useful in the medkit hanging up there? Should try to wrap her up and get her stable.”

He rushes over and pulls a roll of gauze out from the kit.
Pickford: “Don’t make me regret showing ya some mercy now.”

She snarls out in pain, but allows him to dress up the wound.

>Tell him that Judith is already on her way with a wheelchair, but it seems we might need a second one...
Kaari: “Judith’s suppose to be heading our way with a wheelchair for Lana, we might need a second one now.”

He points at the bear,
Pickford: “Probably crush the darn thing putting her into one. Gonna need a stretcher… maybe even a forklift to haul this one out.”

Rosary: “I AM NOT THAT FUCKING HEAVY!”

Pickford: “Mmm, maybe fer a bear you ain’t. Now pipe down ‘fore I get tempted to leave ya to bleed out here.”

>Someone call EMS
Kaari: “We’ll have to get emergency services in here.”

Pickford: “All’s I got is my radio, don’t work so good in here though. Have to head out and radio in fer it.”

Kaari: “I have is my cell phone, but if she’s got others watching the entrance to this place I’m not taking any chances.”

Pickford: “I’ll make the call then, if you don’t mind letting me borrow it.”

He looks over at the bear,
Pickford: “Course, that leaves you alone with her… Shoot.”

>>1128682
I don't think Rosary's moving around like that. You have the pickaxe and the axe, too. I guess if needed you could tie her up a bit.
Lana, though, is she coming around?

Leave something heavy on her legs, like that box of dynamite. It won't exacerbate her injuries since her legs are fine, and if she tries to move it, Kaari can stab her before she has time to get loose.

>Pickford: “Course, that leaves you alone with her… Shoot.”
We can probably use a minecart to wheel her out of here with him. Is there one nearby? Meanwhile you'll stay with Lana and wait for the wheelchair, you'd rather not have to sit with that scary bear after what she put you through.

This will give us time to get that jinx of a fox out of the crates without the donkey knowing.

>>1128735
Mine cart. Maybe a wheel barrow.