Brom didn't say anything, either to agree or disagree with Niah's call. He had no idea if her family had made it or not, and he didn't like lying to her. Hopefully they'd all reached it in safety and were still waiting for them, but somehow he had a little bit of his own intuition telling him some things. This wasn't the magical kind, of course, but the perfectly natural semi-premonition that regular old humans sometimes got. Things were going wrong and it was an educated guess that things would get worse before they got better. How could he prepare Niah for that best?<br/><br/>"I-" He began to say, when suddenly there was a concentrated cry of terror ahead of them. It was easy to pick out among the din of all the other chaos that was going on around them, because it was not a 'din'. It was a pinprick of horror. Something awful had happened out ahead of them. "Niah..." Forgetting whatever he was going to say, he instead began a warning. Tobo shivered against his chest.<br/><br/>And then there it was. An Enemy leaped into the air from just a few blocks ahead of them and then crashed to the ground, to be welcomed by a whole new wail of alarmed screams. Immediately, Brom jerked on the reins even though he didn't need to. His horse wanted to do anything else but ride straight at that horrible monstrosity, half-insectoid and half-fish and maybe some other bits thrown in from his nightmares. Some cold calculating part of him realized that this was it, this was what he'd been waiting for.<br/><br/>"Niah! Take a right! Turn Right!" He yelled with the voice of a sergeant leading his squad through enemy territory, cutting through the screams.