"Umm, I-I agree," Cedrik said, squaring his shoulders, and trying to look brave... but she could feel his emotions through their bond, and he was<em>terrified.</em>The other two adventurers looked more confident, but nodded slowly, and the group began to draw back the way they'd come, moving slowly and cautiously, staying in a tight formation, weapons and magic at the ready.<br/><br/>Somehow, against all odds... they would make their way out of the town. Despite the slavering monsters on the rooftops, looking ready to pounce, none of them broke ranks and charged, a fact that did nothing to ease the worries of the group. Cedrik would whisper to her, almost more out of his own nervousness, that he was worried something much stronger and smarter was controlling them.<br/><br/>Once outside the city walls, the group broke into a jog, hurrying away, more than a mile to perceived safety. Despite the distance, though, they all agreed to post a double watch, not wanting to be overwhelmed while they slept. "Umm, Delphine... you don't need to sleep, do you? Can you... can you keep watch, all night, along with someone else?" Cedrik asked. "I don't want to ask too much of you, but..."