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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kobold Stew" data-source="post: 6790358" data-attributes="member: 23484">Lakeover heard Ignis in his head, and thought "Thank you. This is efficient." There was no response, but he didn't know if he should expect one. He assumed he was heard in any case. He was not certain by what means such communication was occurring.To Ursus' question, he directed another thought. "If you want to draw fire from the bridge, that is certainly  your right." And your funeral, he added, but did not direct that thought at any one individual. Stillness, and no response. Well, at least he was not broadcasting unwillingly. The flow of the water was out, beneath the waterfall, and so upstream was further in the darkness. They proceeded along the path, with no lights. And, about 30 feet before it turned into the arch that crossed the river, Lakeover let himself down onto the water, and continued upstream, under and beyond the arch, and then partway across. By coming from upstream, he hoped that he could maintain an efficient distance. He approaches over the water, low and in darkness. If there's a rock in the strem, or a cliff wall that might provide cover, he heads for it. His goal is to find a place maybe 50' from a sentry or other target, and observe."I'm in position," he thinks aloud.</blockquote>