True invisibility was difficult, since it required holding the belief in your mind that you can't be seen, which required a solid knowledge of all of the area around you, to make you look completely transparent. Blending in, on the other hand, to the point of near invisibility, is much easier, and won't leave him panting in exhaustion, when he reaches his destination.<br/><br/>Regardless, he makes his way up to the farmhouse where the spies are said to be staying. A single lightsource flickers inside, likely a fireplace, burning low. A dog, sleeping nearby, likely hears him, or smells him, and growls softly as he approaches, though not loud enough for anyone but him to hear.