The alchemist just silently nod and seemed to get to wok as soon as he had his instructions, but not before smirking a hint. Pausing at the doorway as he was just about to leave, he spoke up seriously. "It should be no problem to create a toxin for that, and then make it so strong that dillution is necessary. The problem is going to be that it will last a long time. Those people affected will likely be sick for months." He said this without malice but with a very serious tone of voice before leaving. The door shutting behind him.<br/><br/>As Basil stood before Gabriel, he listened in on the task at hand, seeming to plan and think about things, nodding a little and then speaking up finally in turn, when it was all said already. "The old bandit groups are disbanded and destroyed for most part, but there's a lot of old hiding places intact still. Rickety mines, caverns, a few little abandoned haunts. There's enough places to help hide in 'enemy territory' while causing their supplies to fail, and attacking them at their supplies by poison is not something I am keen on doing but I think it'll be fine. We'll be allowed to take and eat what we want of the early supply though? If so, I'll have most of it burnt but anything of real value will be stolen, and I will warn you now, the group I put up to this task wont pay it back. It's the price that must be paid to put people at harm's way like this." He seemed intent on this matter. Nodding seriously. "However, if you really want to cripple enemy supply lines for a longer while at some point, I have one more option. Upstream, in the north at Count Dahl's lands there's a dam blocking another old riverway. If you know enemy is coming in larger numbers, the right timing and sabotage could cause the dam to burst, and flood the river and its banks." He smirked cruelly at this.<br/><br/>"I think it would be efficient way to wipe out an entire small army in one blow. The problem is, you'd make the Lord your sworn enemy by taking away his dam. Then again, that Lord is an idiot."