The Vultures of Shem
Sarajen agreed with Niamh. Keeping the pace was important, but not at the cost of their wellfare. In an attempt to expand his learning, he would spend part of his time observing and following her when she searched for suitable flowers and weeds, or at least what he thought were flowers and weeds. It was the beginning of his exploration into herbalism.
The rest of the time he would continue to pay attention to their "silent passage", making sure to cover their tracks as best as he could.
During the second night, though, he realized they needed to pay more attention. He suggested that they spend the following morning in a ruse: travel in a different direction for an hour, then turn away and conceal their tracks. With a measure of luck, and well devised false tracks, they might be able to throw any pursuers into a false path, and gain another day. It might be enough to earn them a full night's rest.
Sarajen will create a series of false tracks after the group would turn away, making it look like his passage was the passage of everyone else in the group. He will use Concealment in a reverse way to make it appear that tracks were concealed, but would still be moderately easy to find. But not too easy, as that might give the ruse away.
Day: Stealth
13:26, Today: Sarajen rolled 10 using 3d6 with rolls of 3,1,6. (13-)
Day: Concealment Complementary Roll
13:27, Today: Sarajen rolled 11 using 3d6 with rolls of 5,4,2. (13-)
Night: Stealth
13:28, Today: Sarajen rolled 11 using 3d6 with rolls of 5,3,3. (13-)