Wren scowled, "I wish I knew what happened to the rest of them... I agree, if they had come along, we would have this done and not have to rely on Mr. Gods wizard to mankind there." She grinned at Adrian to take the sting out of the words, "In the mean time, we have no idea where said vampire, or vampires are. One was at least down to nearly dead, but that won't last long and it seems that the other isn't a run of the mill mage... Our best hope is that Adrian actually forced her to use up some of her spells... it seems unusual for someone to memorize so many dispells though, isn't it?"<br/><br/>She paced back and forth, pulling on her lower lip for a moment, "Ok, Adrian is out for the moment, unless he finds the vampires, the best that we can hope for is that they ran out of town. Unfortunately, the watch doesn't know to watch for them, so they'll get away... The wights, on the other hand, can and will create more of themselves and uncontrolled, they'll overrun the whole region... That we can deal with if you're any good with that mace."<br/><br/>She thought some more, "Anything that might help us against wights? Blessings, holy water or such? I don't want to start a fire in the docks and end up loosing our payday to rebuilding..."<br/><br/>She shrugged then, "ok, here's the plan. Adrian can go back for that book at the old hideout. It's probably just a book of stores; no wizard would leave a spell boo laying around, but it may be useful. You and I will sneak up on the wights and deal with them. I'm handy enough with mace and blade and I'm quick on my feet. Keep them apart and they can't corner us and turn the tables... We'll go in through the window.... they won't expect that."