Vincent's eyebrow arched as Ava laid out her scheme. It was a running joke that between the two of them, she was the one getting the two of them into scrapes with devious little plans. However, this was... unconventional, even by her standards. He had a few misgivings about the entire idea and opened his mouth to speak.
...As it happened, however, Mila too wasn't thrilled with the idea and soon let it be known -- vocally, visibly, and just about any other way that one could imagine. Vince cringed and raised two hands as if to placate an angry beast, despite her ire not being directed at him. In truth, he couldn't blame her, though he glanced over to make sure the mirelurks were still unaware of their presence despite the raised voices. Lee pursed his lips, planting his hands on his hips and surveying the scene with a sigh before nodding to himself as Ava spoke up in defense of her plan.
After shooting Ava a warning glare for the woman's remark about Mila being their Trojan Horse on the grounds that she was already covered in grime, Vincent followed up. "Look, I'd do it, but there's no way I'd fit," he said to Mila, gesturing to his tall, lean frame. "But we can't force you to do anything. Which leaves us abandoning the doc, or chancing a straight-up fight and possibly getting swarmed by those things." He shrugged, cradling his rifle against his chest and casting another wary glance toward the nest. "What will it be?"
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...As it happened, however, Mila too wasn't thrilled with the idea and soon let it be known -- vocally, visibly, and just about any other way that one could imagine. Vince cringed and raised two hands as if to placate an angry beast, despite her ire not being directed at him. In truth, he couldn't blame her, though he glanced over to make sure the mirelurks were still unaware of their presence despite the raised voices. Lee pursed his lips, planting his hands on his hips and surveying the scene with a sigh before nodding to himself as Ava spoke up in defense of her plan.
After shooting Ava a warning glare for the woman's remark about Mila being their Trojan Horse on the grounds that she was already covered in grime, Vincent followed up. "Look, I'd do it, but there's no way I'd fit," he said to Mila, gesturing to his tall, lean frame. "But we can't force you to do anything. Which leaves us abandoning the doc, or chancing a straight-up fight and possibly getting swarmed by those things." He shrugged, cradling his rifle against his chest and casting another wary glance toward the nest. "What will it be?"


