WEBVTT 00:00.031 --> 00:01.915 [SPEAKER_06]: Previously, on set sail. 00:01.935 --> 00:07.827 [SPEAKER_06]: Now we're a minute parents, a nasty partnership is no place for such a hell we want to be in the night. 00:08.088 --> 00:09.551 [SPEAKER_12]: We are not here for a fight. 00:10.132 --> 00:11.996 [SPEAKER_12]: We do not engage unless you must. 00:12.437 --> 00:15.323 [SPEAKER_12]: We are here for the stolen goods and the fabrics. 00:15.303 --> 00:16.486 [SPEAKER_12]: Not a sound! 00:17.127 --> 00:18.370 [SPEAKER_12]: Let's do bring attention. 00:18.791 --> 00:27.229 [SPEAKER_12]: You are telling me, neither of you managed to notice the little boy with taking items right from beneath your noses. 00:28.071 --> 00:33.683 [SPEAKER_07]: I remind you that it is I who gave you this. 00:34.186 --> 00:37.911 [SPEAKER_07]: YOU ARE NOT MY MASTER FACWYER! 00:38.832 --> 00:45.500 [SPEAKER_07]: Baby, double every week until you have paid the amount as a sense for. 00:46.121 --> 00:48.945 [SPEAKER_07]: Please do not fail me again. 00:50.226 --> 00:50.867 [SPEAKER_03]: I come. 00:52.349 --> 00:52.970 [SPEAKER_03]: Set sail. 00:53.771 --> 00:55.052 [SPEAKER_03]: Episode 14. 00:55.073 --> 00:57.055 [SPEAKER_03]: Thieves. 00:59.903 --> 01:01.767 [SPEAKER_03]: It's been a month since the C.B. 01:01.807 --> 01:04.392 [SPEAKER_03]: Siren left Port rig and is headed toward dream. 01:05.374 --> 01:10.483 [SPEAKER_03]: Leo is currently in the scullery with another servant, washing dishes and coal mana. 01:18.078 --> 01:20.964 [SPEAKER_10]: Once you're finished with the pots, we need to get milk from Guinness, Leo. 01:21.705 --> 01:22.266 [SPEAKER_16]: Okay, Winnie. 01:22.837 --> 01:25.522 [SPEAKER_10]: You know, things have been much easier with you around. 01:26.784 --> 01:28.407 [SPEAKER_10]: Some of these things are just so heavy. 01:29.228 --> 01:31.392 [SPEAKER_10]: It's nice having help. 01:31.412 --> 01:32.795 [SPEAKER_10]: It's not often the adults I'll bow. 01:33.416 --> 01:38.385 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, glad to help. 01:38.405 --> 01:40.288 [SPEAKER_10]: You, I could see my face in that pot. 01:41.050 --> 01:41.931 [SPEAKER_10]: I think it's clean. 01:43.414 --> 01:44.716 [SPEAKER_16]: Oh, yes. 01:45.357 --> 01:46.299 [SPEAKER_16]: Hi. 01:46.319 --> 01:46.920 [SPEAKER_16]: Sorry. 01:47.052 --> 01:47.613 [SPEAKER_10]: You're right. 01:48.675 --> 01:50.358 [SPEAKER_10]: You always seem to have your head in the clouds. 01:50.839 --> 01:53.042 [SPEAKER_10]: But today, the rest of you seems up there too. 01:54.004 --> 01:56.088 [SPEAKER_16]: Just thinking about my brother and sister. 01:57.090 --> 01:57.671 [SPEAKER_10]: What's it like? 01:58.472 --> 01:58.732 [SPEAKER_16]: What? 01:59.514 --> 02:02.219 [SPEAKER_10]: What's it like to have siblings? 02:02.239 --> 02:04.162 [SPEAKER_16]: It's been so long since I've seen them. 02:05.364 --> 02:12.216 [SPEAKER_16]: But we were always so focused on surviving that I can't really say what we're special about it. 02:15.807 --> 02:18.571 [SPEAKER_16]: All right, I'll be back. 02:19.172 --> 02:20.755 [SPEAKER_16]: I'll go and get the milk. 02:20.775 --> 02:22.598 [SPEAKER_16]: But for we'll have our hires if he doesn't have it. 02:23.058 --> 02:23.639 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm sure. 02:24.220 --> 02:25.262 [SPEAKER_10]: To have yours at least. 02:25.823 --> 02:26.804 [SPEAKER_16]: Gee, thanks. 02:27.445 --> 02:28.787 [SPEAKER_16]: What a great friend you are. 02:28.948 --> 02:30.009 [SPEAKER_10]: Best you have right now. 02:33.815 --> 02:35.678 [SPEAKER_15]: Oh, hey Leo, hey Peter. 02:36.980 --> 02:37.581 [SPEAKER_15]: How are you? 02:37.962 --> 02:41.647 [SPEAKER_02]: Peter, do you not have your studies to attend to? 02:41.968 --> 02:42.709 [SPEAKER_15]: Sorry, father. 02:44.123 --> 02:44.945 [SPEAKER_16]: Yes, I'm going. 02:45.547 --> 02:47.412 [SPEAKER_02]: And you, boy, where are you off to? 02:48.134 --> 02:50.039 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm going to get milk for Barfa sir. 02:50.961 --> 02:53.247 [SPEAKER_02]: Then off you go, and watch where you're going next time. 02:53.969 --> 02:55.593 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes sir, sorry sir. 02:56.415 --> 02:57.739 [SPEAKER_02]: Don't apologize. 02:58.581 --> 03:00.546 [SPEAKER_02]: Just keep your eyes forward. 03:07.613 --> 03:16.963 [SPEAKER_03]: Later that afternoon, Leo, Winnie and Peter are sitting in a circle under an apple tree in the middle of the vast field that co-maner, eating their lunches. 03:17.944 --> 03:21.908 [SPEAKER_15]: I don't know why my father doesn't like me talking to the servants. 03:23.109 --> 03:24.150 [SPEAKER_15]: I like you guys. 03:24.751 --> 03:25.992 [SPEAKER_15]: I think of you as friends. 03:27.013 --> 03:31.077 [SPEAKER_15]: I'm much better to be around than some of the pompous jokes at school anyways. 03:31.097 --> 03:34.181 [SPEAKER_10]: Peter, you shouldn't say stuff like that about your other friends. 03:34.601 --> 03:37.384 [SPEAKER_16]: But it's true. 03:37.988 --> 03:40.010 [SPEAKER_16]: Why hang out with her? 03:40.030 --> 03:44.575 [SPEAKER_15]: Because dad has expectations. 03:45.396 --> 03:46.898 [SPEAKER_15]: What kind of expectations? 03:47.058 --> 03:48.220 [SPEAKER_10]: He's a Lord's son, Leo. 03:49.000 --> 03:50.602 [SPEAKER_10]: He has to keep a certain appearance. 03:51.063 --> 03:51.884 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah. 03:51.904 --> 03:53.806 [SPEAKER_15]: I have to be friends with them. 03:54.226 --> 03:59.132 [SPEAKER_15]: Otherwise, I could jeopardize my father's relationship with their families. 03:59.853 --> 04:00.233 [SPEAKER_16]: Oh. 04:01.006 --> 04:03.570 [SPEAKER_16]: It must be hard, being in the sun of the Lord. 04:03.971 --> 04:17.654 [SPEAKER_15]: Sometimes, although I can't imagine being a servant, sleeping on coats and haybeds, eating the leftover food and cleaning the castle all day, that sounds exhausting. 04:17.714 --> 04:21.580 [SPEAKER_16]: Well, it's much better than living on the streets. 04:21.762 --> 04:29.233 [SPEAKER_16]: At first I didn't want to be a slave, but now I realise that I have everything I need him. 04:29.253 --> 04:34.040 [SPEAKER_16]: A roof over my head, a place to sleep that doesn't smell like milju, and the roof doesn't make. 04:34.902 --> 04:41.712 [SPEAKER_16]: I get food every day, even if it is leftovers or stew from the food that simply needs to be eaten. 04:43.362 --> 04:44.844 [SPEAKER_16]: not had a real home since. 04:46.025 --> 04:48.488 [SPEAKER_16]: Well, since my parents died. 04:49.249 --> 04:52.433 [SPEAKER_15]: Oh, yeah, I guess that makes sense. 04:53.014 --> 04:56.078 [SPEAKER_10]: I know you missed your brother and sister Leo, but we're here now. 04:56.839 --> 04:58.000 [SPEAKER_10]: We can be a little family. 04:58.661 --> 04:59.062 [SPEAKER_15]: Yeah. 05:00.503 --> 05:07.472 [SPEAKER_15]: And who knows, maybe your siblings will show up and father will make them servants too, and we can all live here together. 05:07.572 --> 05:08.914 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 05:09.637 --> 05:11.219 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't know if they're even coming back. 05:12.080 --> 05:19.909 [SPEAKER_16]: I don't know if they were caught or taken elsewhere, or if they fled the country, or if if if if they were killed. 05:20.749 --> 05:23.993 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh Leo, I'm sure they're perfectly all right Leo. 05:24.734 --> 05:29.459 [SPEAKER_10]: You have to stay positive and maybe one day they'll come back and you'll live happily ever after. 05:29.499 --> 05:30.701 [SPEAKER_16]: Thanks, Winnie. 05:31.882 --> 05:33.083 [SPEAKER_16]: I do hope to see them again. 05:34.205 --> 05:39.070 [SPEAKER_16]: And I hope we can all stay here. 05:40.180 --> 05:42.584 [SPEAKER_16]: I'm not entirely sure how long I've been here. 05:43.185 --> 05:43.967 [SPEAKER_16]: Oh, there's six months. 05:45.229 --> 05:46.772 [SPEAKER_16]: Oh, six months. 05:47.713 --> 05:55.607 [SPEAKER_16]: Yeah, and even though Lord Cole can be cold and strict sometimes, he's not a mean man, I think they would like it here. 05:56.380 --> 05:57.862 [SPEAKER_16]: It's especially Frankie. 05:58.642 --> 05:59.944 [SPEAKER_16]: She's always hungry. 06:03.748 --> 06:05.730 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, we'd best be getting back to work. 06:06.451 --> 06:07.031 [SPEAKER_10]: Come on Leo. 06:07.692 --> 06:08.553 [SPEAKER_10]: See you later, Peter. 06:08.913 --> 06:09.614 [SPEAKER_15]: All right. 06:09.954 --> 06:10.395 [SPEAKER_15]: Bye. 06:10.875 --> 06:20.025 [SPEAKER_09]: Bye. 06:22.047 --> 06:26.273 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh my god, I'm not leaving you! 06:26.313 --> 06:27.415 [SPEAKER_13]: You want to see it? 06:27.435 --> 06:28.877 [SPEAKER_13]: You want to take it from me! 06:32.282 --> 06:33.383 [SPEAKER_00]: Get him, Frankie! 06:35.286 --> 06:36.668 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't think she will. 06:37.730 --> 06:39.432 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, Frankie! 06:39.918 --> 06:41.841 [SPEAKER_00]: We girls must look up for one another. 06:42.141 --> 06:44.124 [SPEAKER_00]: She's also stronger than you, Pip's quick. 06:44.505 --> 06:46.387 [SPEAKER_00]: So it's a stronger bet for her to win. 06:46.407 --> 06:51.935 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you're also just so fun to tease, okay? 06:51.955 --> 06:56.141 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, I swear, if you're going to come with you real good, come with me. 06:56.201 --> 06:57.523 [SPEAKER_13]: That's huge, you know what? 06:57.683 --> 06:59.226 [SPEAKER_11]: That's better than all you do me. 06:59.246 --> 07:01.909 [SPEAKER_11]: I went, man, I did it, but I'm all lost. 07:01.929 --> 07:03.211 [SPEAKER_11]: I did it, but I'm all lost. 07:03.572 --> 07:08.018 [SPEAKER_11]: Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh 07:07.998 --> 07:09.299 [SPEAKER_15]: The heck you said? 07:09.319 --> 07:14.564 [SPEAKER_15]: He said, this is the best entertainment we've had since Betty was chased by that mangoes. 07:14.684 --> 07:16.686 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, don't remind me. 07:17.367 --> 07:19.508 [SPEAKER_13]: Vito just had to cook that thing. 07:20.089 --> 07:20.349 [SPEAKER_13]: Yeah. 07:20.790 --> 07:23.672 [SPEAKER_13]: Ooh, we still have this golf one way out to beat me. 07:23.692 --> 07:26.395 [SPEAKER_11]: Pouring in a burger, darn it. 07:26.415 --> 07:27.976 [SPEAKER_15]: Yep, gotta agree. 07:28.397 --> 07:30.599 [SPEAKER_15]: What are the better meals, Fito is made? 07:32.280 --> 07:32.600 [SPEAKER_08]: Ha ha ha ha ha. 07:32.620 --> 07:34.402 [SPEAKER_08]: We still don't get how you can understand it. 07:34.562 --> 07:36.604 [SPEAKER_08]: It's me good ears. 07:39.942 --> 07:40.262 [SPEAKER_08]: It! 07:40.763 --> 07:42.005 [SPEAKER_13]: Oh, I did it, Frankie! 07:42.406 --> 07:43.467 [SPEAKER_13]: Hmm. 07:43.848 --> 07:46.071 [SPEAKER_13]: Best papaya ever! 07:46.131 --> 07:49.276 [SPEAKER_13]: That's it, Mickey! 07:49.296 --> 07:50.979 [SPEAKER_13]: You are soaring there! 07:50.999 --> 07:51.079 [SPEAKER_13]: Hey! 07:53.382 --> 07:54.264 [SPEAKER_00]: What's she doing? 07:54.664 --> 07:56.687 [SPEAKER_00]: Oh, I know trick I taught her. 07:56.747 --> 07:58.069 [SPEAKER_13]: I can't give up yet! 07:58.831 --> 08:01.695 [SPEAKER_13]: You're mine now! 08:01.715 --> 08:01.815 [SPEAKER_13]: What? 08:05.845 --> 08:26.424 [SPEAKER_13]: Okay, okay, you can have a back just get off me Wouldn't catch you huh you might be a good see But you forgot one thing and that is You're never to beat me in a fight. 08:26.444 --> 08:26.884 [SPEAKER_00]: That's my dad. 08:26.904 --> 08:27.424 [SPEAKER_00]: How are that? 08:27.745 --> 08:35.852 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah, quit learn as she is 08:35.832 --> 08:37.575 [SPEAKER_08]: What do you say this time? 08:38.517 --> 08:39.338 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't want to know. 08:40.581 --> 08:41.162 [SPEAKER_06]: Ah, Pete? 08:41.843 --> 08:43.266 [SPEAKER_06]: There be balance present. 08:43.827 --> 08:45.870 [SPEAKER_06]: Keep your obscenities to yourself. 08:49.978 --> 08:56.710 [SPEAKER_09]: Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha 08:58.276 --> 09:00.640 [SPEAKER_12]: The cruise moral has never been as high. 09:00.680 --> 09:02.243 [SPEAKER_12]: It's good to see. 09:03.385 --> 09:06.289 [SPEAKER_14]: I have a sneaky suspicion, it is because of those children. 09:06.309 --> 09:09.875 [SPEAKER_14]: They have a life aboard the ship that is lost beneath you before, eh? 09:10.837 --> 09:14.102 [SPEAKER_05]: Well, I'm all glad we're enjoying the presence of our new crewmates. 09:15.004 --> 09:18.209 [SPEAKER_05]: May I remind present company that we do have a ball to discuss? 09:18.450 --> 09:19.812 [SPEAKER_14]: So we do. 09:19.792 --> 09:25.981 [SPEAKER_14]: From what I understand, the host is in position of a certain object. 09:26.702 --> 09:28.985 [SPEAKER_14]: Do we know what this object does? 09:30.046 --> 09:32.109 [SPEAKER_05]: I certainly don't, and I don't like this. 09:32.370 --> 09:33.131 [SPEAKER_12]: Good master. 09:33.411 --> 09:37.497 [SPEAKER_05]: With all due respect Captain, it's unlike us to obtain objects we know very little about. 09:37.645 --> 09:39.289 [SPEAKER_12]: Who says we know a little about it? 09:39.670 --> 09:40.131 [SPEAKER_05]: Captain? 09:40.572 --> 09:45.363 [SPEAKER_12]: Oh, you have it on good authority that this object is the hourglass of time. 09:45.945 --> 09:47.288 [SPEAKER_14]: What are you certain? 09:47.508 --> 09:49.513 [SPEAKER_14]: A certain is the information given to me. 09:49.934 --> 09:54.625 [SPEAKER_14]: Something like that would be kept and a heavy-locken key. 09:54.605 --> 09:57.650 [SPEAKER_05]: Magic, you know how I feel about magic. 09:58.150 --> 10:01.015 [SPEAKER_12]: Frankly, I don't care how you feel about magic. 10:01.556 --> 10:02.597 [SPEAKER_12]: You do not have to use it. 10:02.637 --> 10:04.180 [SPEAKER_14]: Rock, don't you see? 10:04.200 --> 10:08.787 [SPEAKER_14]: Something I doubt would be when... ...priceless. 10:09.348 --> 10:10.950 [SPEAKER_05]: That's exactly my point, Camilla. 10:11.371 --> 10:12.393 [SPEAKER_05]: You think they won't come after it? 10:12.553 --> 10:13.975 [SPEAKER_12]: No, welcome to try. 10:16.018 --> 10:17.220 [SPEAKER_05]: Very well, Captain. 10:17.588 --> 10:20.298 [SPEAKER_05]: I suppose you plan to steal this artifact during the ball. 10:20.600 --> 10:21.001 [SPEAKER_14]: I do. 10:21.342 --> 10:22.948 [SPEAKER_14]: How exactly will we do that? 10:23.290 --> 10:23.912 [SPEAKER_12]: We won't. 10:26.040 --> 10:26.502 [SPEAKER_05]: You don't. 10:27.545 --> 10:28.346 [SPEAKER_05]: Now wait. 10:28.366 --> 10:31.210 [SPEAKER_12]: And did he not say he was the best on the ship? 10:31.771 --> 10:36.398 [SPEAKER_12]: But... And did he not sign the contract stating he has to do what I say? 10:36.478 --> 10:38.561 [SPEAKER_12]: We shook hands on it, yes. 10:38.681 --> 10:39.342 [SPEAKER_12]: Quartermaster? 10:40.144 --> 10:41.866 [SPEAKER_12]: Until I have the dragon's stone. 10:42.707 --> 10:43.949 [SPEAKER_04]: She has your dead brach. 10:44.330 --> 10:45.572 [SPEAKER_04]: Shut up, Camilla. 10:46.393 --> 10:46.974 [SPEAKER_04]: Us where? 10:46.994 --> 10:48.416 [SPEAKER_12]: This isn't up for debate. 10:49.077 --> 10:50.118 [SPEAKER_12]: Mikhail will do this. 10:50.940 --> 10:51.320 [SPEAKER_12]: Savvy. 10:51.781 --> 10:52.282 [SPEAKER_12]: I captain. 10:53.503 --> 10:54.565 [SPEAKER_05]: Very well. 10:54.545 --> 10:56.248 [SPEAKER_05]: But, I will be going as well. 10:56.368 --> 10:57.089 [SPEAKER_12]: Of course you will. 10:57.489 --> 10:59.212 [SPEAKER_12]: And you will make friends at the party. 10:59.552 --> 11:01.535 [SPEAKER_12]: M-capped? 11:01.555 --> 11:02.296 [SPEAKER_12]: I'll not hear it. 11:02.957 --> 11:04.560 [SPEAKER_12]: You'll be my wingman, as always. 11:05.181 --> 11:06.423 [SPEAKER_12]: Teddy will go with Mikhail. 11:07.063 --> 11:10.308 [SPEAKER_12]: He's next best at the evening, and they will make a great power. 11:10.328 --> 11:12.692 [SPEAKER_05]: As you say, Captain. 11:12.712 --> 11:13.894 [SPEAKER_12]: Hmm, very good. 11:20.243 --> 11:24.349 [SPEAKER_03]: Remember that city guard that Lord Cole fired earlier in the story? 11:24.751 --> 11:30.741 [SPEAKER_03]: He now sits at the bar in the local tavern, drowning himself in aile, as he has been for months. 11:31.822 --> 11:32.964 [SPEAKER_06]: Valin, look at you. 11:33.565 --> 11:35.348 [SPEAKER_06]: You're drunk and it's not even midday. 11:35.488 --> 11:36.470 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, bugger off. 11:36.490 --> 11:36.990 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, yeah. 11:37.652 --> 11:38.373 [SPEAKER_06]: Leave me be. 11:38.393 --> 11:38.453 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh. 11:40.536 --> 11:41.778 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, drink this. 11:41.798 --> 11:44.803 [SPEAKER_06]: I wanna say, uh, water. 11:45.143 --> 11:46.225 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't wanna water. 11:46.466 --> 11:48.329 [SPEAKER_06]: You drink it or get out of my tavern. 11:48.869 --> 11:50.692 [SPEAKER_06]: You ain't gonna do nothing. 11:51.554 --> 11:52.395 [SPEAKER_06]: Try me. 11:57.303 --> 11:58.745 [SPEAKER_06]: Happy huh? 11:58.765 --> 12:00.808 [SPEAKER_06]: You could do it without trying to break my glass. 12:01.369 --> 12:01.850 [SPEAKER_06]: Sorry. 12:02.551 --> 12:03.372 [SPEAKER_06]: You need a job. 12:03.753 --> 12:04.634 [SPEAKER_06]: I had a job. 12:05.436 --> 12:06.257 [SPEAKER_06]: And now you don't. 12:07.058 --> 12:08.020 [SPEAKER_06]: Go get another one. 12:08.060 --> 12:09.943 [SPEAKER_06]: Don't tell me what to do. 12:12.166 --> 12:17.675 [SPEAKER_06]: You've been coming into my tavern and Drake and yourself did ever since Lord called KQ out of the God. 12:18.736 --> 12:19.938 [SPEAKER_06]: It's time to move on. 12:20.920 --> 12:21.941 [SPEAKER_06]: I love that job. 12:22.883 --> 12:25.487 [SPEAKER_06]: You don't know what it was like before them. 12:26.446 --> 12:32.233 [SPEAKER_06]: Go, save to me, and gave me something to live for. 12:34.976 --> 12:39.281 [SPEAKER_06]: If it was so great, then why don't you just go beg for your position back? 12:39.822 --> 12:39.942 [SPEAKER_06]: Hi. 12:41.804 --> 12:42.405 [SPEAKER_06]: You know what? 12:43.746 --> 12:44.127 [SPEAKER_06]: I will. 12:45.308 --> 12:46.670 [SPEAKER_06]: I'll beg for my job back. 12:47.410 --> 12:48.712 [SPEAKER_06]: He's bound to see reason. 12:49.573 --> 12:51.956 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm the best damn guard this city's ever had. 12:52.156 --> 12:54.799 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, don't know about that. 12:55.859 --> 12:59.023 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, it'll take me back. 13:00.104 --> 13:00.725 [SPEAKER_09]: And you'll see. 13:00.765 --> 13:13.259 [SPEAKER_09]: Yes? 13:13.339 --> 13:19.686 [SPEAKER_02]: Sir, there is a messenger from the Duke of Nimbosh here to see you. 13:19.706 --> 13:20.567 [SPEAKER_01]: Send them in. 13:24.175 --> 13:28.661 [SPEAKER_01]: Good evening Lord Cole, I have a visitation request for you from Duke Ashenbrook. 13:29.482 --> 13:31.244 [SPEAKER_01]: He asked you to come meet him tomorrow. 13:31.645 --> 13:32.306 [SPEAKER_01]: Tomorrow? 13:33.668 --> 13:34.929 [SPEAKER_01]: What does the meaning of this? 13:35.510 --> 13:37.713 [SPEAKER_01]: He wishes to speak with you on important matters. 13:38.614 --> 13:39.115 [SPEAKER_01]: In person. 13:40.437 --> 13:45.043 [SPEAKER_02]: Fine, you may tell him I'll be there tomorrow at noon precisely and I'll leave. 13:45.824 --> 13:46.825 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, don't call. 13:47.750 --> 13:48.131 [SPEAKER_02]: Butler. 13:48.431 --> 13:49.613 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, my Lord. 13:49.653 --> 13:51.936 [SPEAKER_02]: Tell the stablement to prepare my carriage. 13:52.036 --> 13:53.659 [SPEAKER_02]: I will be leaving first thing in the morning. 13:53.959 --> 13:55.401 [SPEAKER_02]: Yes, my Lord. 13:55.441 --> 13:57.825 [SPEAKER_02]: Oh, and tell my son of my troubles. 13:58.646 --> 14:01.490 [SPEAKER_02]: Use to continue his training without me in our fields. 14:01.831 --> 14:02.912 [SPEAKER_02]: Of course, my Lord. 14:03.473 --> 14:03.934 [SPEAKER_02]: Very well. 14:04.154 --> 14:04.915 [SPEAKER_02]: You may leave. 14:25.499 --> 14:27.182 [SPEAKER_08]: Omar, report. 14:27.883 --> 14:28.604 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, city hacking. 14:29.225 --> 14:32.070 [SPEAKER_08]: I am happy to say that we're nearly ready to be underway. 14:32.371 --> 14:33.513 [SPEAKER_08]: Excellent. 14:33.533 --> 14:35.076 [SPEAKER_08]: And what of our cargo? 14:35.677 --> 14:38.381 [SPEAKER_08]: Some of the children were recaptured. 14:38.401 --> 14:40.665 [SPEAKER_08]: Sadly, some did manage to escape. 14:40.685 --> 14:43.911 [SPEAKER_08]: But we have security now to keep to the agreed contract. 14:45.173 --> 14:46.576 [SPEAKER_08]: The woman is in the cages, order. 14:46.916 --> 14:47.457 [SPEAKER_07]: Good. 14:49.343 --> 14:54.992 [SPEAKER_07]: Your efforts are futile, she raise a city? 14:55.332 --> 14:56.314 [SPEAKER_07]: That never meant. 14:57.075 --> 15:00.440 [SPEAKER_07]: Have snipes a cure the hold, we'll live as soon as we're able. 15:00.781 --> 15:01.342 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, city. 15:01.803 --> 15:03.065 [SPEAKER_07]: Oh, and Omar. 15:03.425 --> 15:03.966 [SPEAKER_07]: Yes, city? 15:04.627 --> 15:06.370 [SPEAKER_07]: Which hold has the children? 15:07.131 --> 15:07.732 [SPEAKER_07]: The lower one. 15:08.413 --> 15:08.954 [SPEAKER_07]: Has ordered? 15:10.356 --> 15:13.341 [SPEAKER_07]: Place a second lock on that door. 15:13.862 --> 15:14.743 [SPEAKER_07]: Of course, city. 15:18.149 --> 15:22.139 [SPEAKER_07]: Learn not to escape me, brah. 15:22.159 --> 15:23.569 [SPEAKER_07]: Not this time. 15:39.344 --> 15:41.807 [SPEAKER_03]: Thanks for listening to Episode 14 of Setsale. 15:42.488 --> 15:45.231 [SPEAKER_03]: We're getting closer to the finale and we're very excited. 15:46.032 --> 15:53.160 [SPEAKER_03]: For Episode 15, the question is about taste, snake eye pie, or seagull surprise. 15:53.180 --> 16:04.693 [SPEAKER_03]: Cast your votes by the deadline in the description and stay tuned for the next episode. 16:05.365 --> 16:13.536 [UNKNOWN]: Thank you very much.