The ravel master is confused by the situation. He realizes that the resistance has found the hideout and is planning an attack on them. He tells the others to hurry up and join him so they can help. He says that he's not used to such situations and that he doesn't know how to do it himself. He asks one of the guards if he can join him. The guards say that they'll join him if he'll help them. They're surprised that he didn't realize that they were fighting the enemy. They also say that he came running back to warn them of the location of the hideout. He's right, they believe him. He owes them a lot of money, they say, and they're going to help him fight them off. They don't understand why he came back and told them about the hideout, but they won't stop until he tells them that they owe him a lot. They say that the hideout will be full of skilled resistance fighters and that they need all of their six guards to help them out. They all agree that it's a good idea that they all get together.