Well, they were looking like they had a pretty good group going so far now. And Kimberly was very happy to see that in her moment of spacing out, the others had already come up with a decent plan in order to take on the Kelpie. Distraction was good, she had seen quite a few people get that to work with the wooden horses. But the biggest thing here was, she was assuming there was a difference between the wooden horses who while ended up dangerous, weren't as murderous as the Kelpies could be. She'd managed to get her bridle on by just appearing uninterested. She was going to hazard a guess that would not work on the Kelpie.

Hearing the plan, she had no objections really to the idea of distraction -- looking weak would also be best since the demon horse would be focused on wanting to take them to the murky depths anyways -- but what she wasn't quite on board with was the plans of attack from behind. The bridle needed to go on the horses front end, and from the back she was concerned they might not be able to get a good enough angle to get the proper positioning.

"I think we definitely have a good idea going here. What if we hid a bridle and one of our spellcasters in the Distraction group though? That way we have the Kelpie covered from all angles, as we do need to be able to get a clear shot to the face." She glanced at the already determined teams and gave a small nod towards Ivy. "I think to be on the safe side we should hide a bridle on Ivy as well. She was able to get one over her wooden horse."

But otherwise, she was good. So she cautiously began to move towards the Kelpie, following after Claudineas well while the others took their positions. She was decent enough at spell casting, so she figured she could take one of the side positions and also throw in a distraction if things started looking poor for the ones in front.