As Ebirc does his grim work of checking on the survival of the other warriors it becomes apparent that the battle left none of them able to give any answers. Tha'ael's shot left a man to choke on his own blood after the arrow pierced the man's neck, and the combined work of Tavah and Nalin made short work of the bandit leader. The arrows before dropped one man from the saddle already dead back then, and the last one struck down from the saddle never had a chance. The one impaled and electrocuted must have lived for a few seconds, but rapidly bled out from the wound in his gut and the electricity still coursing through him after the spell had landed.<br/><br/>So the only one of the group that had opposed them and still showed signs of life was the half-orc woman, the one that didn't draw their weapon during the conflict. Looking up at Tavah's direction she seemed wary now, though not saying anything, remaining seated though as Ebirc healed her she had unclasped her belt to let her throwing-blades be taken away a bit aside from where she sat. Doing this without prompting, she seemed to consider herself a prisoner, the look her wary eyes mirroring this.<br/><br/>"I am not sure what you plan to do but could it at least involve getting indoors and out of this damnable rain?" She finally complained.