Mercenaries Without a Prince
Niamh thought little of how other thought of her...except, perhaps, her companions. Trust born of shared pain, conflict and sacrifice. The new addition to their group clearly seemed uncomfortable in her presence. Something had long grown used to in more 'civilized' lands. She had seen their concept of 'civilization' and found it largely lacking. Still, she was not in her home and she would have to make concessions, her and there...much to her loathing.
Still, she was not actively seeking enemies at this point, either. But they continued to show themselves...allies, as well, at least. Marcian seemed to have a good head on his shoulders. And who knew how this might play out should they actually manage to save this Korhajan prince and his bride. If it got her a step closer to home, it was worth it.
With the warning from things overheard by Marduke, they still had not only the asshuri to worry about, but the mercenaries they had just dealth with, as well. These things were on her mind as they continued through the canyon. Eventually clearing it into rough and jagged foothills, she noticed a significant shift in the nature of their surroundings. Remnants of manmade structures becoming more clear.
The could easily lose the ability to track in this terrain. "This will help in losing any following, but we will likely lose your prince if we are not careful through here," she said in Kothic, glacing around at the possible places for ambush.
17:07, Today: Niamh rolled 9 using 3d6 with rolls of 2,1,6. Perception 12-.