<b>Allassiel drew along side Lotharn, drawing her own bowing in preparation, even as the first wargs slipped past the reinforcements and charged at them. Behind her, she could hear Pegawen chanting,the familiar words of protection giving her confidence. Taking aim, she let the first arrow fly. <br/>
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A goblin let out a cackling protest as his warg was cut out from under him. Before he could stand or reach for his weapon, a flash of brown covered him silencing him before moving onto his next target. Before the warg behind could steer around his fallen comrade, a second arrow flew past, stopping him short. Allassiel nodded at Lotharn's aim and re-nocked her bow. <br/>
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Between the clansmen and the small group, the battle was over quickly, this few straggling enemies forgotten in favor of those that needed help. <br/>
</b><br/>“<b>Go help Pegawen,” she told Lotharn, before joining Thorgan, who was wandering the field with several of the clansmen, poking at wargs and orcs to make sure none of the fallen were still alive. <br/>
</b><br/>“<b>How did the clansmen know where we'd be?” Allassiel asked, jamming her sword through the matted fur of a warg.</b><br/><br/>“<b>I signaled for them earlier,” their guide replied as she wiped her blade along the grass to clean it. “I figured we may need them. Straightening up, she pointed towards one of the groups of men. “They'll see us back to Ellawynne. The rest will remain here to bury these … things.” She kicked at one of the wargs and crinkled her nose. <br/>
</b><br/>“<b>This is a wise course of action,” Timberlane replied, prodding at a dead goblin with the tip of his staff. “No sense leaving these as a marker of where we've been. And we should get going, if we're to make it back to Ellawynne's camp before nightfall again.”</b><br/><br/><b>After gathering everyone back together, they took off once more, leaving the stench of death behind. Flanked by the clansmen who joined them, they make quick progress through the day, only passing at streams long enough to water the horses and refill their waterskins. </b>