[Whales. Yes, he'd heard bits and pieces of an ongoing situation with poachers while he'd been cherrypicking jobs from the MANTA board. He hadn't bothered involving himself, though. Not when he hadn't any skin in the game.
...That was then. Nanaki was a friend. And clearly, he had reason for concern. And that's his skin in the game.]
Releasing them will be easy enough.
[He states- as he moves to his feet once more- taking a cursorary glance around at the cages. They're locked, of course. But the locks are simplistic- basic. Not electronic, therefore no alarms. Should one of them wish to get their hands dirty, a set of keys could be procured from any attendant walking within- and he had no problem with getting his hands dirty.
But the problem...]
The problem's transport.
[And of course, if any of the creatures are dangerous. Apt to (rightly) decide to fight, rather than fly. And while he'd have no concern with allowing them to maim and maul those who imprisoned them... there's a lot of innocent people here.
And what then? Leave them on the island? It would be a better option to move them, cage and all, to a ship. But that's far more than what two people are capable of. Let alone remaining undetected.]
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...That was then. Nanaki was a friend. And clearly, he had reason for concern. And that's his skin in the game.]
Releasing them will be easy enough.
[He states- as he moves to his feet once more- taking a cursorary glance around at the cages. They're locked, of course. But the locks are simplistic- basic. Not electronic, therefore no alarms. Should one of them wish to get their hands dirty, a set of keys could be procured from any attendant walking within- and he had no problem with getting his hands dirty.
But the problem...]
The problem's transport.
[And of course, if any of the creatures are dangerous. Apt to (rightly) decide to fight, rather than fly. And while he'd have no concern with allowing them to maim and maul those who imprisoned them... there's a lot of innocent people here.
And what then? Leave them on the island? It would be a better option to move them, cage and all, to a ship. But that's far more than what two people are capable of. Let alone remaining undetected.]