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While Diablo took in water I dismounted and croutched down to the river. My hands cupping and dipping down into the water to toss a bit over my tired swollen face. The coolness of it was such a relief. I dipped my hands down in once again and brought them to my lips drinking just a bit. Flushing the rest over my face I stood and paced the bank. Why did the tracks split back there? Who was off and running for life in the west and who had stayed behind? They were questions I was unsure of.
"Damn Joe this just seems to get crazier by the minute." I inhaled deeply, the fresh night air calming me for the most part. Walking down the bank a bit I was contemplating what we had seen, when I came across a disturbance in the sand of the riverbank. The tracks of two horses, the footprints of one human and near the river. What in the world?
I was about to call out to Joe when I heard Chester speaking up about sleep, tracking this tomorrow and a shelter for the night. I looked back at the group of them sitting atop their horses and headed back toward them. "That would probably be the best idea Chester. At first light we should check out the tracks in the snad of the riverbank. Two horses, one man's footprints, either the man shot earlier was dumped off, or they stopped for a drink. And it looks to me the tracks head south form there." I pulled myself astride my steed.
While Diablo took in water I dismounted and croutched down to the river. My hands cupping and dipping down into the water to toss a bit over my tired swollen face. The coolness of it was such a relief. I dipped my hands down in once again and brought them to my lips drinking just a bit. Flushing the rest over my face I stood and paced the bank. Why did the tracks split back there? Who was off and running for life in the west and who had stayed behind? They were questions I was unsure of.
"Damn Joe this just seems to get crazier by the minute." I inhaled deeply, the fresh night air calming me for the most part. Walking down the bank a bit I was contemplating what we had seen, when I came across a disturbance in the sand of the riverbank. The tracks of two horses, the footprints of one human and near the river. What in the world?
I was about to call out to Joe when I heard Chester speaking up about sleep, tracking this tomorrow and a shelter for the night. I looked back at the group of them sitting atop their horses and headed back toward them. "That would probably be the best idea Chester. At first light we should check out the tracks in the snad of the riverbank. Two horses, one man's footprints, either the man shot earlier was dumped off, or they stopped for a drink. And it looks to me the tracks head south form there." I pulled myself astride my steed.