Don't stop me know

'Cause I'm having a good time, having a good time...
Queen

The first stop is another pasture. More cows and another cowherd. Curious how well he will do you send out the battlemaster against him. The man tries to flee from the sword-swinging mad-man who suddenly storms out of the bushes, but to no avail. With two swordstrikes he falls to the ground and is nothing more but loot.

A new kind of target, an actual farm. Fields surround a house and barn, sheeps graze on a lush meadow etc. After holding back your team for a few minutes you charge in, armed with clubs, an axe, a sword, your magic and the knowledge that only four people life here.
The booming thunder of a Lightning bolt echoes from the mountains, the two men you managed to hit are unmistakably dead. Too shocked to run one farmhand is taken down by the Bandits, the other one is even more shocked, twice to be exact and joins his fellows in ****.
Farmhouse and barn are quickly sifted through and you continue on your way.

Yet another mountain pasture, or would the right term be alpine pasture? Even more cows this time and two cattleherds. The Battlemaster chases one as you throw Shocks at the other, this time having to sacrifice mana twice as your second Shock misses. The shack finally lets you access some foodstocks and you manage to convince everyone to save the most valuable good for the evening, some beer.

A second farm.
The tested tactic doesn't work that well this time. The farm seems considerably bigger than the first, six farmers and farmhands. Two fall victim to you great attack, one is taken down by shocks, two are beaten by bandits and one is gutted by the Battlemaster. The noise alerted two more people from inside the house, a man and a knife-armed woman run at you as everyone else is in the other direction.
As mana-depleted as you are, you are **** to evade and simply endure a few strikes while trying to retaliate with your Tingling fingertips. It feels like an eternity, but it's only half a minute before the Battlemaster suddenly flies into the woman, sending both a few meters through the air. Being left with only a single unarmed opponent you manage to block far more efficently and the last famer falls just as the regular bandits arrive.
A quick qestion reveals that not even a knife-armed woman was enough to even injure the Battlemaster, making him the only one still unscathed.The farm yields mostly uninteresting loot, trash, a few household items and some food, the only remarkable thing is a book. With enough Intelligence and wisdom to easily read you take it with you.

Two carts pulled by oxens slowly move along the road. Since you stepped on the road in front of them rather than behind them it is not difficult to get closer.
Four merchants or similar and two guards, armed with spears and fitted in a leather apron.
As the distance shrinks you can see the guards growing more and more uneasy. Deciding that a fight can be evaded you instead try to intimidate the guards.
Tickling fingertips might not be a very impressive attack, but they provide a nice lightning optic for your hands, looking both more dangerous than they are and unmistakably magical.
The trick works, as you shout to lay down all weapons the guards drop their spears, the merchants their clubs and a torch.
Hearing that the caravan is headed towards a dwarven city almost half a day deeper into the mountains you decide to not cause too much damage, better not to anger such powers.You take some (not all) money and a bow with arrows used for hunting, glad that they didn't think to use it against you.

The sun is nearing the horizon as you group heads back to the cave, joyed by the most successful day you ever had. A third mountain pasture is seen near the road and quickly robbed. The battlemaster shoots an arrow, being the only one with corresponding skills you gave it to him, while you fire a Shock. The goatherd falls to the ground and you gain a bit more trash, food and yet another sleeping bag.

Dawn is almost upon you as you're only ten more minutes of walking from home. Why is this so important? Because you hear voices.