She nodded.  "I'll pass along orders for them to be incorporated into the army.  If there is a specific place they wish, they are welcome to request it, and they will be placed where they wish, or short of that, where they will be most useful."  She shook her head a moment, and then drew herself up.  "Cavalry reserve, I want a dozen of you to dismount.  Allow the civilians to ride.  They have run far in a short time, and we need not push them to walk.  Volunteer basis, and those that dismount will take their place among the vanguard.  We will be moving out shortly, back to the camp.  From there, I want my generals and commanders at my pavilion within the hour once we arrive, to decide what the next step should be."<br/><br/>She turned, and after reaching in and pulling out a small loaf of bread, waved off the basket one of the men brought to her.  "I will eat when these survivors are safe within our camp.  As safe as can be, with how things stand."  She turned to Jurai.  "You of course are welcome to come as well.  I will need all the insight I can get into what we are up against.  I know little of demons and their ilk, but you have seen them firsthand, not to mention their numbers."  She waved away the runner that brought her horse.  "No.  I will walk.  I only rode so that we could get here with all haste.  Now, we move at the speed set by the survivors.  I will NOT leave them behind, so soon after their escape, to be captured after all and taken into who knows what torments."  She paused a moment, glancing at Jurai.  "Allow one of the survivors to make use of her."  She stepped over to the horse's head, standing slightly to the right.  "My friend, we have need of your strength.  You have seen those we protect.  Bear one of them to safety, and bear them well."<br/><br/>The horse gave a whicker, tossing its head.  She smiled.  "That's a good girl," she said, patting the horse gently on the muzzle before turning away.  "I fear we may ALL be relegated to walking before too long."