He grinned at Elwyrr's description of the situation as well as his likely tactics, knowing the Fae had a good handle on how he liked to handle problems. "And you make it sound like my way isn't a good way to get quick results. That is why we set up such inviting targets, but only give them a small window to hit them. They have to scramble to get forces in play to take the bait, and haste always makes mistakes. Part of why I suspect the worst part about fighting the Winter Knight is going to be getting her to move. I SUSPECT these attacks have been probes from the Winter, but I can't prove anything. Of course."<br/><br/>He glanced back at the stairs, before shrugging and lowering his voice a touch, just enough to speak in confidence without whispering. "But back to your original question. Because Fate and Luck are always enough to screw over any plans you might lay. There are known incidents where people 'remember' things that never happened, or that they don't know, just to get the 'hero' moving in the right direction. By asking questions, you might tap into more than just the local knowledge pool."