That's what I meant - the smugglers. Don't suppose you'd know the reference, but in the United States, during their muggle civil war, some of the slave abolitionists started up what they called an Underground Railroad - a system of safehouses and waystations where they would harbour and aid slaves making their way from the south to the north. Seems like that network we heard about last summer is the same sort of thing, only from the camps to ... well, I'm not sure where.
Turner says Lucinda has a lead on a woman outside Cotgrave who may be involved with the network. I've a feeling that the ones in New London may be hard to find but if we can make contact outside of the city, perhaps we can convince them of our intentions while evaluating their effectiveness.
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Date: 2011-07-10 04:01 am (UTC)Turner says Lucinda has a lead on a woman outside Cotgrave who may be involved with the network. I've a feeling that the ones in New London may be hard to find but if we can make contact outside of the city, perhaps we can convince them of our intentions while evaluating their effectiveness.