Somehow Jalna managed to escape the camp undetected, no doubt the monster's attack was contributory.  Not looking back, she ran as fast as she could her stamina allowed.  With the vision still haunting her, she had to get as far away as possible, hopefully reach the village without a cinch and warn them of the impending danger.  When she could not go any further, Jalna stopped, catch her breath and check her bearings.  It was dark, and she could barely make out the familiar mountain range.  Should she continue on?  A sudden realization came over her that she would be track.  Would they do so under these conditions?<em>Of course they would.  I've heard goblins and their ilk could see in darkness.  That would be trouble for me if they gave pursuit.</em>She had to lose them somehow, but how?<br/><br/>"Oh, how I wish I took some things before I left."  How could she, knowing what's to happen had she lingered.  The thought had brought out a new fear for Jalna.  Khaless.  What if the dark elf was tasked to guard her?  Sure she may have been distracted by the monster attack but eventually she would return her attention to her, as it happened in her vision.  What if she is already tracking her down?<em>No, she would no go out on her own without Valis knowing, wouldn't she?  Regardless it would take some time for them to organized a search party and I already have a great head start.</em>Still, she had to figure a way to mislead her possible pursuers.<br/><br/>Jalna settled for counter-tracking tricks, rudimentary stuff that any outdoors person would learn, like widening the strides of her steps, coupled switching the direction of her path several times.  This would delay her actual progress but hopefully it would confuse those after her enough to lose track of her.<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">Rolled 4<br/>I also rolled 15 for trying to cover Jalna's tracks</div></div>