Aeshallyn listens intently to what the druid has to say. He obviously has been scouting the town for some time, so any advice of his should at the very least be heard. When he finally is done she starts her reply.<br/><br/>"Of course you make a few good points. Knowledge IS power, who should be more aware of this than a scholar." A little wry grin accentuates the sentence. "However, that goes both ways. Right now, if you have been as careful as I assume you have, whoever holds sway over the settlement is not aware of the impeding assault. Should someone venturing inside be detected, or worse even caught, we might have lost more by giving up the advantage of surprise than any information gathered this way might have gained us. Whoever attempts a reconnaissance mission therefore please tread extra carefully." She knew there was probably no need for that last one. It was more of a reminder to think about whether to scout beforehand at all.<br/><br/>As a finishing thought she added "What however would indeed be helpful would be if you could tell us all the knowledge you have gained about the dark presence in the town, if there is more to add to what you already shared with us."<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>