Rose had to admit, she was starting to almost feel bad for these guys.  They had had no idea what they were walking into, they were just getting paid to do a job...  Or, that's undoubtedly what they would have claimed, had they still been alive.  Of course, the shifter still hadn't forgotten the charred bodies laying a short distance away, or the laughter she had witnessed from these men as they watched that wand wielder kill yet another person.  Just a job it most certainly was not, as they'd clearly enjoyed the experience of ending all those innocent lives like that.  They'd receive a fair judgement in the afterlife, as well...  And that was why she was only<em>almost</em>starting to feel sorry for them.<br/><br/>"Longstrider's a family name, actually."  The warrior stated, responding to Aria's comment.  "That certainly is how my family earned it, though.  We can be very light on our feet when necessary."<br/><br/>Waiting for the rogue to finish tying up that one living brigand, Rose cast the healing spell from her wand to stabilize him, then assisted her companion in searching through the things of the other, dead brigands.  Once that was done, if the remaining brigand was in any shape to speak, she'd question him, using similar questions to what she'd used for the Goblin before.  If he still wasn't conscious, though, then rather than trying to awaken him, she'd sling him over her shoulder, turning to ask Aria a question.<br/><br/>"So,"  She'd ask.  "Which way to the Lady Sara's place?"<br/><br/><br/><br/>xD Well, with a lucky roll she could certainly jump about as high as one...<br/><br/>Expending a charge from my Wand of Cure Light Wounds. (1d8+1=6) (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2692803/)  Hmm, not a bad roll.  Depending on how much damage over his limit he took, it might not be enough to get him conscious, though.