He nodded in thanks, as he looked over the map, before calmly destroying it and speaking a bit louder. "Thank you for trying to be understanding sir, maybe I can convince them to find their own path."<br/><br/>He gave him a knowing nod and then spoke quietly again. "And if I see anything of interest and am coming back this way, I will let you all know. After all, they can't have missed this massing and the blocking of trade, so they have to be planning some kind of military response."<br/><br/>He nodded again before heading back to the town, inwardly pleased with the success. He let the group know about the trail, and then said they would be leaving the day after tomorrow, as the trail sounded rough, and he wanted them all fully rested. The pace of the caravan hadn't been that trying for them, but they would need supplies, and likely time to unwind a bit, so it was all good.