It was a simple plan she suggested, but the glorious thing about a simple plan is that it's less prone to errors. However, their was something wrong, and he made a silent hand gesture to the princess, telling her to wait for a moment.<br/><br/>It was a good thing, too. If they had gotten up when they did, the other princess would be at their flank, and being pincered was not a good idea. Instead, he waited for her to pass them by.<em>Is that not the Shakou princess? Perhaps we should seize her.</em><br/><br/>Of course, their's the question of whether or not they would feel obligated to fulfill their part of the bargain. Who knows, maybe they could even abscond with the enemy princess, and force the Shakou to capitulate and fully surrender, lest the king risk the death of his daughter.<br/><br/>Regardless, after his suggestion was made, he awaited the command of his princess; for her to tell him what they were going to do. His hand rested upon the hot leather grip of his half-buried-in-loose-sand halberd, watching the Shakou like a hawk, half expecting their cover to be blown, regardless of how quietly they communicated.