[u][center][h3]Marianne Delacroix[/h3][/center][/u]
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Walking out of earshot of Squire Rolain, robbing him of his opportunity to argue any further, Marianne regrouped with Captain Fanilly and a majority of the other Iron Roses. Arriving just in time to hear of the Captain's battle plan. It simple enough, easy to follow and effective. Surround the bandit camp once it was located and close in for the kill. Though, there were some concerns she had. Namely, potential allied forces getting caught in some chaotic crossfire. There was also the fact that some people were at their most dangerous when cornered. If the bandits became fearful enough, they may act with reckless abandon and unpredictability which could create unnecessary casualties. What did the princess know, however? She was no experienced battle tactician nor an experienced leader of troops. She would bring up her concerns with whomever she decided to ride with.

Hearing the first three picks for platoon leaders, Marianne nodded her head in agreement. However, when it was made known that for one reason or another Sir Tiral was to lead the fourth and final platoon of men, Marianne couldn't help but question it. Taking no offense at not having been picked herself, she wondered why not Sir Garrett, Dame Tarrya, or Dame Juliana? They appeared to be far more experienced than Sir Tiral, meaning the fellow knight no insult. Even still, she had her reasons, and Marianne dared not question her Captain. Upon the thought of Sir Garrett, she absently wondered what platoon he would decide to ride with, looking over to him silently.

Well, if they were allowed their pick, no use in dilly-dallying about. Approaching Sir Eadwig, Marianne offered a kind and warm smile to him. Politely bowing her head and curtsying to the aged Knight, she made her request to him. Wishing to learn as much as she could from the old man.

[b]"Well then, that is that, I suppose? The decision has been made."[/b]
Turning to Captain Fanilly, she briefly asked.
[b]"Captain? Are we allowed our own choices to make or will you be assigning Knights under their respective leaders?"[/b]
Though, not waiting for a response, she turned to Sir Eadwig. Still smiling.
[b]"Either or, I would like to request to be placed under Sir Eadwig's care. I feel I may learn the most at his side. If that's not an issue, of course."[/b]