<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/9/90/Wei-xiaobao.jpg)</div><br/>Wei pitched in to help with laying the bodies to rest, aided by the rest of his crew. Hardly a pleasant task, but it beat the alternative of having them rise back up again.<br/><br/>When the small caravan came into view, he paused, running his eyes over it. "What was it the spider said?" he mused quietly. "Three gifted and fifteen others. Well, fourteen, taking into account the one we found back along the way. It might be he was one of the essence wielders, but I'd rather not count on that. It's a pity we don't know better what they are. Likely they're god blooded, or outcaste dragonbloods. If they're still weak and hurting from earlier, the sooner we do something, the better, I suspect."<br/><br/>He turned to glance around at the others. "I don't suppose any of you know any way of telling who might be the most dangerous among that lot?" he inquired. "And do we have any plan beyond charging straight at them?" His tone indicated his opinion of that particular course of action. "I'd much rather surprise them somehow, but short of letting them make camp tonight and pouncing then, I don't see any easy way to do that. As uncouth as it is, hitting them here and now might be the most effective way of doing things. Of course, we can probably expect their masters to come looking for them when they don't turn up with the spoils. Bandit kings tend to be rather put out when you show their minions the error of their ways. Or worse, when you cut into their profits." he added, with a small smile. Behind him, Kedo chuckled, sharing a grin with T'yara and Orrun that indicated Wei might be speaking with some authority on that particular matter.