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"We will accept your terms. Feel free to give our contact information to someone higher up in the Society's chain of command so we'll have some conformation that the deal you've just outlined will be uphold on your end. Don't worry about our end, we will do as we promised. The sabotages on your dig site will stop. But we'll keep our current location ...uhrm... confidential for now until we've build up a bit of a better communique with the Starfinders as a whole."
"Don't worry about trying to track our people back to us when you release them. They'll be fine on their own for a while until the time we make contact to bring them back into the fold once again. Fayetta out"
As you try to call her back you find out that the number is (temporary?) blocked
Having accomplished what you set out here to do - find the disturbance and restore the excavation to working order you feel confidant that you can return to Absolom station and report on your findings to Venture-Captain Arvin in person for debriefing.
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"That didn't go well at all. We can only hope that with the right movements from both sides the relations will only improve."
Vecro suggests moving back to Absalom Station. If the ship to take is called Hupplepuff or looks remotely similar to that Vecro declines to enter it and looks for another mean of transport to Absalom Station.
"I didn't run through the valley while being shot by snippers to die in a flying coffin."
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When they do get back to the camp, Baragh will make sure to carefully bring the dead guards to the 'morgue' and will silently give each a prayer to Iomedae and Pharasma to see their spirits to the boneyard, and not to be called back as mockeries in undeath.
When heading back to the shuttle, Baragh nods to Vecro, "Agreed brother....I think I would rather take a goblin spaceship back than that coffin. I know that at least the goblins work on their stuff...might be bat-feces crazy work, but still safer than that bucket of nuts--no bolts in that shuttle."
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Seeing the glass dance on the wind in the distance, Mute is being uncharacteristically quiet again in as many times as he has since the start of this mission.
I'd imagine Baragh would come over and ask if he was alright of which the response would be, "I AM GREAT!!! We got to see dead things, shoot people, survive a storm made up of mostly glass and," he begins to whisper side ways to the dwarf, "I think I met my future ex-wife!" with a side glance to Elle.
They would laugh and exchange some playful punches with Baragh's almost knocking Mute over, "Look me up again sometime, little guy. Can't say you'd convert me to Iomedae's light but I'd be happy to cover you again from the dark."
He'd pad by Vecro and stop in front of him. Mute craned all way up, Vecro seeming like he's looking at his feet merely to return the gaze from the halfling. Mute would eventually break the silence, "Your all right, 4 arms." And he would try to fist bump all four hands.
Mute would chat with Kaeon and Mech for a moment, Kaeon mostly, as he would fight hard in trying to emulate Mech's speech but thanks them both for fighting along side of him.
He would catch Elle move from his peripherals. He'd run up to her and wave her to stop and talk. Loosing the words, he simply grabs her hand takes a knee (I'm sure forcing her to bend over a bit). After another moment, he finally kisses her hand and smiles. "I most certainly would like to see you again, my dear. Maybe then you would see me more than an annoying child and someone worthy of your cold and logical love." He stands but lowering his head with his eyes closed. Feeling out of place, he makes a quick bow and runs off, I'm sure leaving Elle more confused about these weird biologicals.
He pop's into Arvin's office, slowly with his hands wide, "Now I know that wasn't the smoothest mission but I promise, the next will go way better. C'mon! You know you need me!"
