<div class="floatright">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/f9/33/85/f93385f08616fa201dd67a2eef73ecc5.jpg)</div><br/>Although Vara followed along, she decided not to go inside, instead checking around and finding herself a copy of the reward message in case it wasn't fully explained.  It didn't take her that long, and she was back before everyone was fully ready to leave.<br/><br/>If not for Lyara's explanation, the name would completely baffle her.  Still, she wasn't going to call him that; it would only leave her open to the usual reprisal.<br/><br/>"Scouting sounds good," Vara agreed.  She wasn't quite able to keep up with a horse, but she knew how to hide.  Pulling out one of her arrows, she showed it to the group, a plain-looking thing.  "If I break off the head of an arrow and shoot it to bang on the wagon, something's up.  Should I aim for the front of the wagon if I want you to hurry and the back if I want you to hold up?"<br/><br/>The idea was pretty simplistic, but then, she'd only just come up with it.  Vara was reasonably creative, but she didn't know the first thing about real military strategy the way the others did.  The way her eyes shifted to the group's soldiers, she was hoping for a little more of a good idea to go on.<br/><br/>Either way, she would be happy to scout.