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Perhaps Alaria should read fewer silly books, but the image of a solitary female warrior wandering through a deserted wasteland couldn't help but evoke the image of a dullahan in the Tanarsian's mind. Of course, it wasn't possible to tell from a distance how well her head was attached to her shoulders, but she didn't look like she belonged here. Therefore, she probably wasn't very familiar with the area and wouldn't be able to survive, avoid getting lost, or avoid dying of hunger. So, what were the chances that the figure in the distance was an extremely talented and lucky warrior, rather than a less talented warrior who was also headless? The Tanarsian wasn't very good at geography, even in her own world, but everything seemed to add up. Therefore, it wasn't worth taking unnecessary risks. OD for experience.