"Great," Tal agreed glumly to Sah's plan. Though moving the non-infected Tangleweed was definitely the preferred option, the courier had clearly been hoping that the hunter could handle both of the nasty critters. That's what Telekinesis was for, right? After all, even the regular Tangleweed's could still sting and numb people.
After spending some time in deep thought, the courier pulled a rope out of his Bag of Holding and retrieved a long piece of rebar from the pile of building materials. He fashioned a rough lasso and tossed it over the edge of the Tangleweed's enclosure before pulling it snug around the plantimal's round, twiggy body. Then he opened it's enclosure and tugged it towards him, using the length of rebar to poke it when it tried to come to close. Using the rope as a leash to keep it moving in the right direction, and the metal bar to keep it from rolling onto him and going for an attack, Tal tried to maneuver it into its new pen.
"C'n do that," Tal agreed to the hunter's request after a moment's thought. He had a neat, clear hand quite at odds with his distinctive way of speaking, and once the Tangleweeds were situated he coiled his rope and put it away before drawing a small journal out and a pen. Standing where he could see into both enclosures, he started to write down what he saw. "I'd say if y'see the voidy one lookin' like it might escape, burn it down," he recommended to his partner.
Tal uses a combination of a lasso/leash and a piece of rebar to pull the uninfected Tangleweed towards its new pen without letting it close enough to attack. Then he takes notes!
After spending some time in deep thought, the courier pulled a rope out of his Bag of Holding and retrieved a long piece of rebar from the pile of building materials. He fashioned a rough lasso and tossed it over the edge of the Tangleweed's enclosure before pulling it snug around the plantimal's round, twiggy body. Then he opened it's enclosure and tugged it towards him, using the length of rebar to poke it when it tried to come to close. Using the rope as a leash to keep it moving in the right direction, and the metal bar to keep it from rolling onto him and going for an attack, Tal tried to maneuver it into its new pen.
"C'n do that," Tal agreed to the hunter's request after a moment's thought. He had a neat, clear hand quite at odds with his distinctive way of speaking, and once the Tangleweeds were situated he coiled his rope and put it away before drawing a small journal out and a pen. Standing where he could see into both enclosures, he started to write down what he saw. "I'd say if y'see the voidy one lookin' like it might escape, burn it down," he recommended to his partner.
Tal uses a combination of a lasso/leash and a piece of rebar to pull the uninfected Tangleweed towards its new pen without letting it close enough to attack. Then he takes notes!
