This was a bad situation, even in the midst of the battle trance she found herself in, she knew it.  The rickety bridge was the main problem.  While she didn't want to charge into a hail of arrows, she wanted to cross that bridge even less.<br/><br/>But what would be worse would be if the goblin decided that he would be better off getting more reinforcements.  So drawing a breath she ran for the bridge.  She made ready to leap to the side if she saw the goblin about to fire, hoping he would release before she was on the bridge.  But if she had too, she'd charge right across the rickety bridge, eager to strike down the archer.