Yael chipped in: He is trying to sell this artifact he stole. The people he is trying to sell it to are extremely dangerous. People who might kill him, if they need to, to get the stone. Virgil added, Hezbollah, among others. Yael added, And Texans.
In the narrative, Yael points out that a character is attempting to sell a stolen artifact, which places him in a perilous situation. The potential buyers are described as highly dangerous individuals, suggesting that they could resort to violence to obtain the coveted stone, indicating a serious threat to the seller's life.
Virgil then interjects to highlight that among these dangerous buyers are groups like Hezbollah, along with Texans, which further emphasizes the gravity of the situation. This exchange illuminates the high stakes involved in the transaction and the risk posed by the people involved, setting a tense tone for the unfolding story.
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