<div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: comic sans ms;">“You decide to split up party to go and look for information based on hope that one of the four know something? So ve now go in different directions and hope one group or other, or both in really bad case, does not run into titanspawn? That is bad idea. Very bad idea. Vhy not throw leaf in air and go vhere vind blows? Better chance that vay.”<br/><br/>She didn’t really know what to do but she knew that splitting up was one of the worst ideas. As a team they stood a chance of surviving. As individuals, that chance dropped significantly. Fact of the matter was that she was not a detective. She understood the basics of how to search for something lost, but one had to know exactly what they were looking for in order to find it. She also understood that groups had to work cohesively, which she had yet to see happen.<br/><br/>“But if the leader of group vishes to vander through forest, ve vander through forest. Just pick direction and start valking. Standing here discussing rocks is nice but not good for finding oracle.” She had joined the party late and assumed Sandra was the leader simply because she was the one who consistently decided on what to do without ever waiting for input or even questions from the others. She was fine with that so long as the girl stopped charging ahead without considering everything around her. She was going to get them lost or killed.</span></div>