Niraya cursed when she saw that her measured swing wasn't so measured. So much for sparing the woman the wolf thought, pushing the beheaded corpse from her. The wolf-woman took a moment to pull the arrow out of her arm, gasping loudly as she did. She sheathed her blade then and took a moment to look around. She couldn't smell anything else and the desert was silent. Niraya then searched the bodies of the bandits, not entirely sure what to find, but if they had a more detailed map on them somewhere detailing a settlement close by, Niraya would have been most grateful; she let out a prayer to Desna. She would expand her search to the area where the bandits had originally popped out of and see if there was anything there.<br/><br/>It was late afternoon and soon dusk would be upon her. Unaware of the desert nature at night, Niraya was only concerned that pitching a tent in the sand didn't seem all that stable of an idea and would rather sleep in a bed. After looting what she could, Niraya continued on in the direction she had been going.