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What did you think of Gray’s strategy of going into the hornet’s nest and asking to speak to the head of the Duan Zhi Triad?

I thought that made sense since the leader of the triad was Seichan's mother.

It seemed a good plan but was still very risky.

I thought it was a good plan and as >2 Olivermagnus: said Seechan's mother was the leader. >3 Andrew-theQM: This whole mission is full of risks....so what's one more?

Very risky, but getting her help is probably the best and quickest way to save Seican

It was a typically bold move but was based on a rational notion given that the head of the Triad is Seichan's mother.

>4 Carol420: That’s true Carol, but some things carry much higher risks.

>7 Andrew-theQM: Sorry we are at a family funeral and don’t have time to answer questions today but will be back tomorrow.

>8 JohnDBurke: Sorry to hear that John and Eadie, sending you all our sympathies. No problem at all, the questions will still be here.

>9 Andrew-theQM: Thanks

>8 JohnDBurke: >10 EadieB: I send my condolences.

Gray’s strategy, taking the bull by the horns, was nothing less than I’d expect of him. It was the quickest way to get to Guan-yin, even if it was fraught with danger. Time was of the essence here, definitely no time for pussyfooting around, and it was (almost) a certainty that no one would be more willing to help than a mother.

>8 JohnDBurke: >10 EadieB: So sorry for your loss. My condolences to you both.

>9 Andrew-theQM: >11 Sergeirocks: >13 Carol420: Thanks for your sympathy wishes and glad to be home. We just got back from staying overnight at my daughter’s in-laws as it was the father-in-law’s mother who passed away.

Risky, but necessary. To rescue his partner he need help with skills, no better place for help than her mother’s Triad.

It was something needed to be done even though it was a risky situation.

>8 JohnDBurke: and >10 EadieB:. Sorry to hear of your loss. My condolences to you and your family.

>17 bluebird_: Thanks