Delnir gestures to the seat opposite his desk, but is not too surprised when his son decides not to take it. "A thousand silver? That is quite the amount. Not for courts, but for anyone here, or the village itself, if those who manage to bring the bandits to justice are feeling generous. Hmmm, the Frax-side road? Not too important, it runs along the mountains, good place for a bandit to hang out, the Court cannot send their cavalry to clear it like they would others, they'd have to send their snow rangers, which is exactly what happened by the sound of it. I agree though, the bandits should be taken care of. The Frax-side trade road is a good day's travel away from here, but it is used some of the farmers to reach Tilka, and there is always the danger of the bandits spreading or growing in numbers. To say nothing of the good graces this could earn our village with the Court,"<br/><br/>The headman of Yelmed stands, "But I cannot let you go alone, nor do I imagine that is how you envisioned doing it. So let me hear your plan for dealing with the bandits. Will you take some from the militia with you? We can spare them for a few days, and the Captain may even welcome them getting some practical experience, he seems to feel another goblin war but a few months away. I had better go and speak to him though, we can't have several small groups running off, what we do must be coordinated, we can only hope they will listen,"