<div class="floatright"><strong>Erin Bel-Hubal</strong> (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1823876)<br/>(https://i.imgur.com/U05vvjh.png)</div>Erin listens his father's commentary and ideas and he nods and replies; "I agree we should not have multiple groups but rather few organized ones. True I did not plan go alone. I was thinking there could be two groups; one which is led by militia mostly, those which do want go for hunting and numbers wise do not leave village compromised, in case of larger bandit attack to village itself.<br/><br/>Another group would be made mostly by volunteers, the most skilled and gifted in village youths as no doubt many of them would want to go hunt. Better combine youths to single group than them split up and getting into trouble, as even without bandits local wilderness is not completely safe and most beasts avoid larger groups of people. Some would say leave youths completely out, but doing so can lead some youths sneaking out even against the orders. Also before youths are selected we inspect them and check do they have skills which would help in the hunt.<br/><br/>I lead the group as I got experience with bandits before, but would welcome a militia or two with me as well for added protection and aid for the youths. So I could go public outside and inform I lead general volunteers group while militia does it's own organizing. Ideally after a day groups do depart and militia could borrow some weapons and armor from our armory to volunteers as well so they do not join hunt unprepared and lacking in gear. I am sure youths families cover any travel supplies. I would discuss with militia captain about where our group heads and where militia led group goes, so we cover the ground and do not accidentally mistake one another in the dark and attack each other. As this sort expedition can take few days."