"Seems like it should work. Alright, I'm going to stay with the wagons, if they attack-" Emily's words were interrupted by a stern look from Eva. "You two take up the sneaking and surprising the bastard. I'm the one trained to fight and evade. I'll be expecting it, so when the bastard tries to take a shot I'll be ready." Eeva's smile was a confident one, but Emily looked a bit concerned. Finally sighing and nodding, she turned to Tehr. "Well, lets get back closer, and then get on foot."<br/><br/>Short trip later, the two of them were out of the wagons near the road, with Eeva heading back with them at a slower, careful pace, looking around. Emily stuck close to Tehr at the time, looknig around warily. Whoever had been waiting for them might well be an assassin, she'd been willing to accept that though muttering that 'no good assassin is going to get assassinated in turn for trying' for a while, but mostly seeming just pissed they had been attacked like that.<br/><br/>Still, the sneak around was interrupted with a horse neighing as the archer in the woods took a new shot, this time hitting one of the horses before the carriage. Causing a fair deal of racket, and the archer didn't even seem to have switched places. Eeva was trying to calm the horses down but it seemed that shot at the horses wasn't something she expected.<br/><br/>With a view from the forest towards the road, Tehr and Emily were approximately 60 feet away from where the arrow was shot, but even so, it was hard to tell exactly where, though Tehr could narrow it to some fifteen by fifteen foot area at least.