[Dorin Thorha]

In my specific case, I think the problem is that I've build up Indi as a very reactionary personality. His modus operandi is to act as a trouble magnet, set things up favorably for his allies, and then dodge out at the last second through a combination of fast talking, fast thinking, and if needed fast running. In this situation he did exactly that, but got some unlucky rolls, so instead of a prisoner to interrogate he got a knife in his back. Now he's severely wounded, and doesn't really have any abilities that will be useful until the attacker reveals themselves. An invisible attacker in the woods at night would find it trivially easy to elude any attempt to find them with the resources at Indi's disposal, so really Indi has to wait until either the attacker makes another move and reveals their position or someone with paranormal detection abilities shows up.

Perhaps this is a time to call in a Serendipity chip and have the attacker slip up somehow.