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<blockquote data-quote="MacConnell" data-source="post: 7422770" data-attributes="member: 6855223">Day 238: VadinVadin, who is not especially quiet but has a tendency to let the others talk while he listens, clears his throat.&quot;When I was a guard with my former group, there was an older man who was once a soldier. He would often discuss old battles. I often listened.Here is what I am thinking: Since the sentries have been effectively eliminated, the Da'Roneh only know we are a threat. They do not know who we are or how many of us there are. As they already have enmity with the group across the lake, it stands to reason that they will be suspected, anyway.I cannot see the Da'Roneh coming in full force. That would be a foolish strategy. What I can see is that a war party will soon be formed and sent to investigate. We should go at them like skirmishers. The Da'Roneh should head for the other side of the lake to their known enemy following this path.We should move around close to the north side of the old battle site and hit them as they go by. If we overcome them, the remaining Da'Roneh will further suspect the enemy across the lake.Whatever they send after that, we can decide to hit again or remain hidden and watch the results.&quot;Indigo sheaths her swords, nods at Vadin, and says, &quot;I like it.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MacConnell, post: 7422770, member: 6855223"] [b]Day 238: Vadin[/b] [B]Vadin[/B], who is not especially quiet but has a tendency to let the others talk while he listens, clears his throat. "[COLOR="#FF8C00"]When I was a guard with my former group, there was an older man who was once a soldier. He would often discuss old battles. I often listened. Here is what I am thinking: Since the sentries have been effectively eliminated, the Da'Roneh only know we are a threat. They do not know who we are or how many of us there are. As they already have enmity with the group across the lake, it stands to reason that they will be suspected, anyway. I cannot see the Da'Roneh coming in full force. That would be a foolish strategy. What I can see is that a war party will soon be formed and sent to investigate. We should go at them like skirmishers. The Da'Roneh should head for the other side of the lake to their known enemy following this path. We should move around close to the north side of the old battle site and hit them as they go by. If we overcome them, the remaining Da'Roneh will further suspect the enemy across the lake. Whatever they send after that, we can decide to hit again or remain hidden and watch the results[/COLOR]." Indigo sheaths her swords, nods at Vadin, and says, "[COLOR="#8B4513"]I like it[/COLOR]." [/QUOTE]

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