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<blockquote data-quote="Myth and Legend" data-source="post: 5076259" data-attributes="member: 82679">&quot;Uhm, thank you...&quot; Lora mumbled with an uneasy smile on her face. She was never the hunter-gatherer type, and she really didn't know nor want to know how to skin a dead animal and cook it. &quot;Perhaps it would be best if you indeed cook us a dinner later on if you are feeling up to it. Although I'm sure the Manor's cook can provide his services as well. That is, if we have managed to outrun Dellex's horsemen once we get there.&quot;Lora got up and tucked away her drawing - it had turned out quite decent for such a rushed job. &quot;This reminds me - forest or no forest, we are on foot trying to outpace riders. We should resume our march if everyone has refreshed themselves. Claude, you can share my jerky and dried bread, there is no time to roast the rabbits at the moment.&quot; Lora paused for a bit with a concentrated look on her face as she stroked her shiny ponytail and then spoke with a louder tone: &quot;Dellex's soldiers obviously did not go along the road, else they would have encountered the Ettercap. This means they rode trough the thick woods, which would have been not much faster than walking, with all the roots, holes, rocks and branches in their way. They would have had to pitch camp at some point since even if horses can see well enough in the dark, riding trough rough terrain with a tired, spooked animal is asking for a broken ankle. They can't afford to bring extra horses with the assumption that they would maim some while on their mission, so they must definitely be not far ahead of us, if at all.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Myth and Legend, post: 5076259, member: 82679"] [COLOR=DarkOrange]"Uhm, thank you..."[/COLOR] Lora mumbled with an uneasy smile on her face. She was never the hunter-gatherer type, and she really didn't know nor want to know how to skin a dead animal and cook it. [COLOR=DarkOrange]"Perhaps it would be best if you indeed cook us a dinner later on if you are feeling up to it. Although I'm sure the Manor's cook can provide his services as well. That is, if we have managed to outrun Dellex's horsemen once we get there."[/COLOR] Lora got up and tucked away her drawing - it had turned out quite decent for such a rushed job. [COLOR=DarkOrange]"This reminds me - forest or no forest, we are on foot trying to outpace riders. We should resume our march if everyone has refreshed themselves. Claude, you can share my jerky and dried bread, there is no time to roast the rabbits at the moment."[/COLOR][COLOR=White] Lora paused for a bit with a concentrated look on her face as she stroked her shiny ponytail and then spoke with a louder tone:[COLOR=DarkOrange] "Dellex's soldiers obviously did not go along the road, else they would have encountered the Ettercap. [/COLOR][/COLOR][COLOR=DarkOrange]This means they rode trough the thick woods, which would have been not much faster than walking, with all the roots, holes, rocks and branches in their way. They would have had to pitch camp at some point since even if horses can see well enough in the dark, riding trough rough terrain with a tired, spooked animal is asking for a broken ankle. They can't afford to bring extra horses with the assumption that they would maim some while on their mission, so they must definitely be not far ahead of us, if at all."[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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