John
*Hearing the ranger agreed to stay, she puts on a beaming smile towards him, pleased. Though, first, they should make a preparation to intercept the undeads. And more importantly, to ensure that they can catch the necromancer who is controlling them red-handed. As stated before, when the undead returns, the necromancer should be hiding in proximity. The first place which comes to mind when she thinks of a perfect spot to conceal one's presence would be beyond the fences of this hamlet. The woods.*

"Umu, splendid! Then, we should prepare for it. The undead's objective would be to collect the carcass. Hmm.." *She began to pace forwards, to look better at the direction of the stable.*

"We could collect the carcasses in one place, that way, it would be easier to deal with them with a large scale spell when the undead gathered. What do you think?" *She turned to Artúr.*

"The most important thing is, we should also try and confront the necromancer before he gets away. I have the ability to detect traces of magical energy flow. Humm... But it's troubling, the forest at night would be very dark. Even with torch, I don't think that I would be able to see far. Furthermore, it could also alert the necromancer."
Chad
*"That won't be a problem for me"*, Artúr would say, *" I can sense heat, meaning I can see creatures and any objects with heat across vast distances, even in the dark. I will be able to trace the undead; though they don't emit much heat considering they're corpses, they will still emit it."*

Artúr paused for a few seconds to think about the plan.

*"If it were under other circumstances, I would have proposed that I track the necromancer myself while you intercept the undead, or rather vice versa. But considering you won't be able to see well in the dark, we should stick together at night.*

*"Hmm, I might have an idea. Though, I assume there isn't any telepathic spell for us to communicate remotely, so it could be tricky. Like your suggestion, we move the carcasses into one area. Preferably, somewhere in the fields behind the barn, the wheat blades will be tall enough to hide any crouched movement, making it perfect cover for us to move through without the necromancer seeing us. We could assume the necromancer will take refuge in the abandoned barn to remain close to their puppets since the livestock is being moved elsewhere...* 

*"One of us could be in the fields and closely monitor the undead, while the other will remain close to the barn to see if the necromancer will go there. They need to be in close proximity, after all, as the undead will have to follow the carcasses placed past the barn. Alternatively, we could remain together in one spot, though I think splitting up is the best action. If the necromancer is alerted, they might escape while we are busy with the undead.*

*"It is your choice, though. I am unsure of your ability to defend yourself, so sticking together might be a safer bet."*
John
"That sounds like a good plan." *She nodded.*
 
"You should be the one who is on the lookout for the necromancer. Remember, that he would most likely enter the hamlet from the direction of the woods. I doubt that I would be able to spot them, and even if I did, I wouldn't be able to follow them if they fled. Even more, usually the night in these parts would be very foggy. Horde of undead would be easier to detect. I would be fine facing them alone." 
 
*She confidently claimed. At least, she is quite certain that the undead would be less troubling than confronting the one who is controlling them directly. Akasha would be the one hiding near the field, while Artúr can take a vantage point to spot the necromancer. She turned her attention to the humble houses of the hamlet. The residents there don't know about the predicament that befallen their homeland. It might be a good thing to take a precaution, warning the people to not go outside of their houses tonight.*

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"You might want to warn the elder so he can tell the people to stay inside tonight, Artúr. It would be more convincing, if the words came from you. You can say that a dangerous animal would likely enter the village at that time, or something along those lines."
 
*She stretched a little after saying that. There is still some time before the sun sets. They need to start their preparation now.*
 
"Hnnn, huff. Then, shall we start, ugh... Moving the carcasses now? We might also want to set up some traps near the barn like bear traps or rope."
 
*Judging from her expression, it looks like Akasha wouldn't enjoy the workout that they will do after this. She doesn't really have a problem with looking at or touching the dead. But still, she would prefer to not do it at all if it can be helped. She took a few steps forwards, then paused to wait for Artúr.*
 
"After that, we should take as much rest as we can. Ah, I can also cook us some food, if you're hungry. Tonight will be a chore, empty stomach is no go." *She said, smiling sweetly.*