Albali hesitates before nodding assent to Xarithe plan. "There's too much of a risk of them alerting the others if we were to try to capture those two now, as tempting as it may be to overcome a few when there aren't any other nearby. We -do- need to take some back to the town, remember. But too much of a risk." The repetition seemed to convince her, at least, though she glanced back at Kaheksa, as if to say, "See?"<br/><br/>"Could we barricade the other door quietly enough? Enough to at least slow them down if any tried an escape? I don't mean to divide our numbers again - I can be as quiet as you'd like, but there isn't much I could lift that would be a suitable encumbrance. Our friend--" she nodded to the bull "--likely has the opposite problem. Maybe one of you has a useful spell? Either way, once we're inside expect it to get dark again at some point, and I'll keep an eye on you. If anyone falls or is bleeding too badly, I'll be there, or Ain will. ...Or Kaheksa."