Rona thanked the man for his help sincerely, and considered perhaps being<em>nice</em>to him for the hospitality he showed, if she made it back safe and successful.<br/><br/>Considering the options at hand she decided to head toward the bridge where the highwaymen would likely be found. Tracking wasn't really her strong suit and if the prints were old she could get lost in the wilderness, near goblin territory even and caught outside after dark with not only bandits but goblins to worry about too. No, for the play she intended, she'd head to where the ruffians were tolling people, walking confident, smug even, like someone who knows exactly what she's doing.<br/><br/>Her intentions were to get the bandits attention by appearing an opportunistic adventurer herself, in fact someone they didn't want to mess with, coming to them with a business proposition, demanding to talk with their leader. She did in fact have a proposition for the highwaymen, but she had to play it right so they perceived her as an equal or someone cocky and sure of themselves enough to walk up to their little playground. Her previous disguise was to reinforce this role, and she adapted a foreign accent to go with it, like she was someone who traveled a lot by sea and visited many places.