Lydalia liked Piero’s plan, quite a bit. While he might have been attracted by the empirical nature of it, she liked that it gave her a chance to show initiative, and be bold. Boldness was good, was what won battles and lead top victories Boldness was…<br/><br/>Boldness was what nearly got Ruby injured, perhaps even killed. She chewed on her lip at that, sudden guilt dissuading her, challenging her conviction. Damen’s words did as well, making her doubt herself. She was so eager to chase glory, she had to be more careful, now. There was a whole troop of people following her, risking their lives on her orders.<br/><br/>She considerd Piero’s suggestion, and Damen’s counterpoints. Both had their merit, as she worked through the possibilities. “It is awfully convenient,” She agreed, arms crossed over her chest. “But consider this. Either there is someone up there or not.  If there is a group up there, watching us as we destroy their supplies, it seems to me that would have intervened, yes? So either they were not enough of them to make a difference, or gathering intel on us was more important that securing the supply depot against the enemy. In either case, it is imperative we catch them and eliminate them. Assuming there was a group up there and this wasn’t an elaborate and unneeded thought exercise.”