The Queen waited for the General to see her, so he could be sure there wasn't another attacker there at the moment. Once more, she cleaned her dagger and put it away, before resuming the room. when the two other men appeared, the two women stopped on their tracks, letting General Cassian deal with the new attackers.<br/><br/>Marina still trembled, scared, and the Queen kept her attention on the three men, in case her aid was needed. When the two men fell, the women moved, and the Queen gave the General an approving nod, before resuming the run.<br/><br/>The women only stopped when Gaius did, and looked around. "Nothing serious", was the Queen's answer to the question about either of them being hurt. Marina shook her head, still too scared to speak. The Queen seemed worried and bothered with the idea of staying in the forest, but not particularly scared. "I trust you, General. If you say we must stay for the night, then we will". She sighed and looked up. "I can only hope my sons are safe, but I believe we can't do anything to help them now".<br/><br/>The Queen walked around for a moment, keeping herself in the same small space where Gaius could follow her with a gaze. "Should we all stay awake, or should we take turns so each of us can at least get some rest? And how is your leg, General? Does it hurt too bad?"