That thought in mind she noticed that the party had stopped ahead of her and decided to sneak back to them. The scene before her was grisly, but not at all unexpected, reminants of combat were a wasteland ubiquity on par with finding caps in drawers and shell casings on the ground. The monster however was not one she was familar with, it looked to her like a mutant cross between a dual horned 'unicorn', a goat and some sort of finger hoofed beast! On the upside at least it wasn't a Dragon.
She arrived in time to notice their ghoulish guide pointing to a hole in the wall, one that had all the trappings of a window. ... Right, it was a window, was being the operative term. The yellow mare stared at the hole for a few moments from the shadows of a piece of makeshift cover.
She knew from experience that the windows of the city were at times nearly indestructible and that a blasted open one was often a herald of something very nasty being nearby, or proximity to a Balefire bomb crater; the later of course would have blasted out more than just the one window. Of course there was also a probable mundane explanation, whoever that pony was who had the missile launcher, probably had crappy aim and hit the window.
In any case the quiet mare kept a vigil over the party, waiting for something bad to happen. It was times like this she wished for a Pipbuck and their useful little navigation/enemy detection thinger. It would make deciding who to shoot so much simpler! Or it wouldn't, as she looked around again at the assembled ponies, still somewhat unsure if they were all trustworthy, in spite of all the evidence so far to the contrary...