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Filbo backed away but didn't hide.

Those soldiers under her command charged after Inzi.

In a loud, commanding voice, Inzi briefly explained her plan. In order to allow the majority of the soldiers escape, they were going to drag the wagons across the path of the advancing orcs, and use them as a barricade to stall them. The rocky hills could do something, funneling them to some small degree into the barricade.

"Remember, every one of you is worth two dozen of those dirty rats!" She cried, her R's trilling ferociously. "Let's go!"

Linanden ran towards Inzi, stopping close in fornt of her; "Sorry I was absent," He shot an arrow at the oncoming orcs; "damn Hobbit nearly got me killed. So, the carts?" he asked, beginning to push one to position.

Filbo ran beside the elf and began to push. His face was going red with the strain.

Inzi picked Filbo up by the scruff of his shirt, and set him down away from the cart. "Let the men push, you throw things at the orcs." she ordered. She glanced at Linanden for a split second, before helping him push. "No hard feelings, yes, elf?"

Filbo looked at Inzi indignantly. He looked around for a stone. When he found one that sat in his hand naturally, he positioned it and then tossed it at the orcs.

Liannden glanced at Filbo, smiling slighty. He then returned his gaze to Inzi and stared into her eyes; "None." he continued pushing the cart.

Filbo picked up a stone and threw it at Linanden.

Linanden ran up to Filbo and slit his throat; "YOU REPAY ME LIKE THIS!?" Linanden easily dodged the weak throw and continued pushing the cart.

Inzi wasn't wasting her time looking at Linanden, she was focusing on the movement of the Enemy.

Inzi and her troops succeeded in moving the wagons into something resembling a barricade. What few other troops were not overwhelmed by the wall of orcs now ran full-tilt at them.

Sherry drew her bow and, popping up from behind a cart only when she needed to fire, began to shoot at the Orcs.

Inzi turned to make sure that the greater part of the battle's remnant was running.

Linanden shot a t5 different orcs, aiming for gaps in their armour. As he saw the leader approaching, he shot 3 more arrows at him.

This wave of orcs were far better outfitted than their comrades. Though two of the initial five he shot at fell, the others continued as though they hadn't even noticed Linanden's arrows.

Meanwhile, almost all of the remaining soldiers had joined Inzi.

Sherry shot at the leading Orc's eyes.

Inzi sighed. "Fly, you fools!" She yelled.

Almost as one, the soldiers began to run down the opposite side of the hill. There was another reverberating thrum of bowstrings, and a second volley of black arrows struck down many of those in the rear.