Considering pursuit, Jalna took some care to hide her tracks, moving in a creek for a while and hiding her footprints, careful around vegetation once in the forest not to leave a trail. Still she pushed herself and in her near panicked, weakened state she was pushing against the limits of her body, that ached and felt unlike her own after the passionate encounter in camp. What's more, with only a shirt to protect her in the wilderness, barefeet and assed, she was exposed to the elements and chill wind as she reached the hills. However as she started up the hillside she realized she was so focused in putting distance between herself and the camp, that she started out in the wrong direction, forced by the layout of the battle and the positioning of the tents. She was on the farther end of the vale, and was in for a hike twice or thrice as long if she continued along the elevated terrain. She could save some time turning back into the valley and the forest, but she'd risk meeting any pursuers or leaving trails. What's more, her aches were slowing her down and her body screamed for rest, even as wolf howls rose in the distance.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Low survival roll causes Jalna to get lost, not gaining progress towards the cave tunnel. She so far successfully covered her tracks however.<br/><br/>Her exhaustion level increases both due to physical and mental fatigue. She's now at exhaustion level 2, suffering disadvantage on ability checks and her movement speed is halved.</div></div>