Blushed up and seeming to realize the same thing as she heard Emily's shout, Eeva looked back, sighing with relief. "The keyhole." She gestured up at the slot in the wall between driver's seat and the inside of the coach. "She must've slid that open to yell to us." She smiled, at least hopeful of not having been heard otherwise. Looking at Tehr rummaging aroudn though and the words of suggestion, she moved to quickly gather her clothes to dress up again for the trouble that might await, starting to yank on the tight leather and giving herself a cameltoe look on the stiff leather in doing so, pulling the top of it tight on her bosom, ready for battle with the bracers of leather wrapped on her arms too.<br/><br/>Getting ready, the two of them were greeted to some bumpy road before the carriage's keyhole was slid open a bit and Emily's voice spoke again. "We left them behind. No horses, some dumb shit was firing arrows from the woods. I didn't stop and go beat him up because there might have been others. We left the bit of woods behind, and there's nothing but open terrain around, and I see no riders. Do you want me to stop or keep going?" She asked a bit warily, while Eeva frowned. "Bandits this close to Londinium... It shouldn't be possible."