Chapter V: Dogfight on the Dunes
Angel keeps her eye on the enemy ship despite the enemy being de-fanged, and comments, "Luke is right about minimizing risk. As much as I like your idea, Biggs, the sandpeople may take an offense like that too seriously and track us to your dad's farm. However... if we can lure the enemy into invading the sacred land while we stay safely out of it, they might decide to just dog those guys and forget about us. So if we can do that and do so relatively safely, sure. Otherwise, I say let's keep the sandpeople out of it. Given all that, I trust you to land us where you think is best, Biggs, but let's do it soon like Luke suggested. On Mitts' question, we'll start by demanding we keep the ship. If they start trying to bargain, we let them believe they are persuading us until we have them where we want them. If they attack immediately, we'll still be pretty much prepared for that. Mitts can use telekinesis to knock their aim downward so they shoot the ground instead and then we take them out."
She turns to look at Luke a moment and says, "Dropping the statue to leave them digging for it in the sand crossed my mind too, Luke, but if they have what they are after, they'll turn it in to their boss and then complain about the trouble they ran into. Their boss, pleased that these guys didn't let him down, but annoyed that our interference almost cost him, will do himself AND them a favor and have us tracked down by professionals. That said, nothing says you can't wear a mask so they don't see your face."
Then goes back to watching the enemy ship. "And one more thing: You're all more than just farmboys... you're heroes."