In the midst of the battle, Sikes asks the men why they're bowing to him. They're more careful than he thought they would be, and Sikes thinks they've done enough damage already. Sikes wants to know if it's possible for two of them to get into the top 10 in the game, and if they can stay in their current position. He's not sure, but he's happy to hear it. He wonders why there's so much fighting between his men and the tribes, and how they manage to hold it together.