Kaze had seen how the others looked at him because of his actions to himself. Which in turn got a brief chuckle from him. "What, no one adventure without a healer or potions? Keep holes in your body plugged with what made them until you can get someplace safe..." He said but blinked in surprise when one of the women offered him a potion. Apparently it'd help with the pain? He accepted it with a grateful nod before downing the strange colored liquid.
The group made plans on how best to potentially utilize the strange draconid woman. He shook his head, amused by their plans while Vani came over. A blink was garnered from the elven mans action, the height difference alone would have made his actions a little silly. Whatever, he went along with it just to appease the guy. Vani spoke up and got the behemoth of a man to laugh quietly. "Out in the field, anything for survival even if it causes yourself pain." He replied, those razor sharp white teeth flashing in a grin.
Still the group moved and met no further resistance until they got to the gate and made more plans to try and get by the big group of soldiers. Everyone was trying to come up with a plan on how to deal with the three dozen footsoldiers and the archers along the wall. Some of the ideas were less than agreeable, a few were okay. He took to his own feet fully and stretched himself, limbering up his body and limbs despite the blood lightly trickling from his wounds.
"Spooked horse would lead them to us, not away. Trying to put a hole in the wall would most likely just collapse it into a mess that some of you likely wouldn't be able to climb with ease before getting pelted by arrows." He said while eying the crumbling stonework. This particular gate was looking very fragile. He was honestly surprised that the archers atop it hadn't made it fall apart. It had to have enough stability then to support the weight, just probably not enough to take a hit.
Sighing he stopped his stretches. "To get everyone through, including the horse, we'll have to take out enough of them to scare them off like last time. I can get Vani and the spellcasters up on the wall. He can block the arrows with his shield while the others takes on the archers. From there the spellcasters can rain spells down on the soldiers with impunity. Anyone more geared towards melee combat would obviously be on the ground with me." He said. His plan seemed the most effective in his mind. Sure it was direct confrontation, but if they acted quick the situation would actually go fairly fast and incident free. Hopefully.
The group made plans on how best to potentially utilize the strange draconid woman. He shook his head, amused by their plans while Vani came over. A blink was garnered from the elven mans action, the height difference alone would have made his actions a little silly. Whatever, he went along with it just to appease the guy. Vani spoke up and got the behemoth of a man to laugh quietly. "Out in the field, anything for survival even if it causes yourself pain." He replied, those razor sharp white teeth flashing in a grin.
Still the group moved and met no further resistance until they got to the gate and made more plans to try and get by the big group of soldiers. Everyone was trying to come up with a plan on how to deal with the three dozen footsoldiers and the archers along the wall. Some of the ideas were less than agreeable, a few were okay. He took to his own feet fully and stretched himself, limbering up his body and limbs despite the blood lightly trickling from his wounds.
"Spooked horse would lead them to us, not away. Trying to put a hole in the wall would most likely just collapse it into a mess that some of you likely wouldn't be able to climb with ease before getting pelted by arrows." He said while eying the crumbling stonework. This particular gate was looking very fragile. He was honestly surprised that the archers atop it hadn't made it fall apart. It had to have enough stability then to support the weight, just probably not enough to take a hit.
Sighing he stopped his stretches. "To get everyone through, including the horse, we'll have to take out enough of them to scare them off like last time. I can get Vani and the spellcasters up on the wall. He can block the arrows with his shield while the others takes on the archers. From there the spellcasters can rain spells down on the soldiers with impunity. Anyone more geared towards melee combat would obviously be on the ground with me." He said. His plan seemed the most effective in his mind. Sure it was direct confrontation, but if they acted quick the situation would actually go fairly fast and incident free. Hopefully.