[Closed] [Playing Offensive]

[the_effect_she_has]

WHO: First Team: Katniss Everdeen, James T. Kirk; Second Team: Twisted Fate, Beleth Ashara, Lena, and Korrin
WHAT: The Inquisition goes hunting for a Venatori
WHEN: Backdated to the second week of Bloomingtide
WHERE: The edge of the Western Approach
NOTES: Warnings for violence, talk of physical abuse and death. Link to Thread here..

On The Move

Katniss wastes no time, gathering supplies and as many arrows as she can pack into her quiver. She saddles up a horse, climbs astride, then puts down her arm to pull Jim up. As soon as he is settled, she clicks her heels against the horse's side, and they are off. They stop on the trail, for Katniss to find where they are off to, and to message the team behind them.

It is dusk, by the time that Katniss and Jim finally catch up with Servis and his men, and Katniss pulls the horse to a stop, well out of their view. They're in a small valley, just north of them, stopping for a night because one of their animals is pulling it's leg, and cannot pull the wagons any further.

It's then she pulls out her message crystal, and informs the rest of the team where they are, and what to follow.

Comments

[gatheringstorm]

While Korrin is no master of stealth, she can be relatively quiet when need be. As this seems to be one of those times, the Vashoth mage simply nods and follows along, staff ready in one hand and spirit blade hilt in another. Whatever happens, she doubts they'll be idle for long.

[fightingdirty]

The signal to be quiet is all Lena needs to get into her role here as a rogue. Her steps are light across the sand as she follows Katniss, and no part of her makes a sound. As they get closer, she can see the campfires in the distance. Hopefully they'll reach a position where they can get a good look at numbers and can coordinate through gestures about how to position themselves to ambush the enemy.

[universal_charm]

Kirk nods to the two women who approach, knowing one more than the other, but there would be time for proper introductions later. Luckily they had a good amount of natural light with them and he rolled out a piece of parchment he had brought, a basic diagram of the camp drawn in thick, bold lines to be better be seen in the only light available. He had marked out where sentries were mostly stationed and tried to not their patterns, if any, and the tent they were fairly sure was Servis'.

He tapped a point where he thought the security was most lax, looking between them all for agreement, but mostly to Katniss, whom he was treating as the defacto leader.