The Tarnsmen of Sadar flew high, Daniel taking them even higher then normal to look like a flock of wild Tarns.  He even had his men move like a wild flock, turning here and there and never in any kind of a formation.  That is to say, not till they were in sight of their objective.  Then he formed them up into their waves and followed the flight path that had been in the documents.  He lead the first wave in and began throwing the oil flasks made of ceramics into the Tarn Tower openings.  Fires erupted and smoke poured out of the openings.  The other two groups went to work on the docks snatching up the goods and the other giving cover fire with crossbows, as Warriors tried to attack.  The claws of the Tarns, some sod in iron were deadly and one could not defend against them to well.  Many warrors were knocked from their feet and some were killed and wounded.  The rotation began and before long the Tarnsmen were hauling their plunder away with angry shouts and cursing along with bolts from cross bows filling the air.  They were a way and used the escape route.  Soon the city lay behind them and they could see the fires still burned and smoke rising in the air.<br/><br/>A successful raid and it looked as if they had gotten quite a haul.  He hoped the Ubar would be pleased and perhaps answer his questions on why they just raided Port Cos.  Only a few of the Tarnsmen received wounds from the crossbow bolts.  Mostly minor grazings that could be bandaged and taken care of later.  They flew their course which changed here and there, and they saw no other Tarn along their route.<br/><br/>They landed to rest in another location much like the other.  The netting with camofluge was stored in small caves that were themselves camofluged.  They rested the tarns and then as night fell they took to the air once more and flew on to Sadar.  They dropped off the plunder on the large area by the Tarn Tower where it seemed there were people ready to load the wares upon wagons.  The stuff would be taken away at night and by morning be away from Sadar to be taken somewhere south to be sold.  Of course the merchants would pay the Ubar for the goods and then they would sell them at a higher price to make a profit.  Once the Tarns were stripped of their saddles so the birds could relax and have a well deserved rest and some good food, Daniel dismissed his Tarnsmen to enjoy themsselves, but not to the excess.  He returned home, and grinned seeing Kyla waiting for him.  He quickly picked her up into his arms and hugged her and kissed her deeply.  "Miss me?'  he asked grinning.