Adrienne smiled, drew and stroked her knife aside the youngest bandits forehead, then all the way down his side. She spoke quietly and softly, only to him. Though she was smiling sweetly, the right side of her face was still spattered in blood-it always helped interrogations, she believed.
"You'll tell us where your friends are, yes? And how many...give me a reason to spare your miserable life, alright? Who is the leader of this ragged band? How will I know him, or her when I see them?
I implore you, young man-do not test me. My own oaths of honor may prevent me from killing a prisoner...but, there's nothing in the rules about losing pieces you could perhaps live without, is there?" For emphasis, she tapped his upper thigh with the knife, grinning evilly.
Action: Intimidate the youngest bandit into spilling information about the camp ahead. Knock him unconscious no matter the outcome.
After interrogations...
Adrienne stepped away from the unconscious boy, snorting. She motioned back to him.
"I don't care what you do to the other one.
I claim the boy as a prisoner of France. Touch him at your peril."
She felt a nudge in her side from Falion, and turned to see Diego. Well well. She raised one eyebrow. Her smiled, head angled to one side, giving her hair the dizzying swaying effect-a combination that seemed to stun most foolish men.
"Looking for me, young man? I'm Adrienne Alanamont.
Un plaisir de vous rencontrer, l'Espagnol."
She stepped toward him, swaying slightly, making a habit of looking him up and down casually, her face carefully neutral.
"They could have sent me someone with a little more fighting weight." She said, her voice high, imperious and dismissive.
"...But, a Wizard is supposed to be more than meets the eye." She countered, introspectively.
She ran her finger over his left clavicle, smiling.
"So, tell me Sir Diego. Why should I be impressed? Tell me why I shouldn't send you back on the road, maybe tell them to send that older brother of yours instead. Or your Sister."
Adrienne had chosen her words carefully-apparently, there was some contention in the Alvarez family-they were quite competitive, and Diego himself had more than a few siblings. She knew enough about that herself, having four sisters-all of whom were also Knights.
Adrienne just wanted to see if he had the gall to match the swagger, and she looked into his eyes.