Two figures watched the group by the campfire, their own bodies shielded by chest high ruined walls and trees. Â The shade from both cooled the heated air as they saw one after another fall, the last being torn to shreds by a coeurl.
"It seems they got the girl back," the tall, elderly elezen said.
"Yes. Â But her part to play in all this is over," the armored figure commented.
"Is that so wise to think so?"
"Garston wanted her. Â She was not part of our overall plans. Â Alive or dead, I did not care."
"Of course. Â What is the next course of action then?"
The armored figure watched as one of the figures untied the woman, embracing her tightly.
"We find where they are keeping Wyght. Â We get him back. Â He has many secrets vital to us. Â I will not let those cretins have them." Â The armored figure paused, turning to face Ul'dah. Â "Then we watch. Â We listen. Â And we strike when they lower their guard."
"Of course."
The two figures emerged from their hiding spot, the ones by the campfire none the wiser, making their way back into the city.
"It seems they got the girl back," the tall, elderly elezen said.
"Yes. Â But her part to play in all this is over," the armored figure commented.
"Is that so wise to think so?"
"Garston wanted her. Â She was not part of our overall plans. Â Alive or dead, I did not care."
"Of course. Â What is the next course of action then?"
The armored figure watched as one of the figures untied the woman, embracing her tightly.
"We find where they are keeping Wyght. Â We get him back. Â He has many secrets vital to us. Â I will not let those cretins have them." Â The armored figure paused, turning to face Ul'dah. Â "Then we watch. Â We listen. Â And we strike when they lower their guard."
"Of course."
The two figures emerged from their hiding spot, the ones by the campfire none the wiser, making their way back into the city.
