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Ahh screw it. The group of riders then rode off chasing after the party, but this time the leader was in the group. Devdan, the great bandit, never let a pay day escape him. (He never let a pretty face escape, either)
With puzzling thoughts of what to do with the loot, or what to do with the girl, his group finally caught the party in view.
They stopped to think of an approach, when one of the bandits spoke up.
Bandit #1: What are we stopping for?
Devdan: You think we can just jump after them without a game plan? With you idiots following me everywhere, I'd be lucky to flee the scene with anything.
Bandit #2: (My character) These useless jobs aren't going to get us anywhere, D. We need to get back on Star Road and make way for the cave.
Devdan: What reason do you have to set up a trap at that passage anyway.
Bandit #2: You'll understand when we get there...
Devdan: Not important now. Let's focus on our strike...
Devdan came up with a schemish plan on how to rob the party blindly, but he didn't want to do it without showing off to the beauty that accompanied them. Whether or not his heart is meant for good or malice is still left unknown.
The mysterious second bandit is the one that really leaves confusion trailing his horse.
Being the only one in the group riding a white horse, his appearance is already bewildering. He has a half mask, also white, that only covers the top part of his face, similar to the Phantom of the Opera. His weapons of choice are of mediocre touch; he wields a basic bastard sword but he also has a batch of throwing knives at his disposal.
Now the group of bandits plot their attack...
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