I stood and smiled at the man, "Well I hope you are as good as you think you are or you won't have a chance. Anyways, I'd best be on my way."
He grunted something at me and I walked out and down to my office, "If I was as stupid as him I'd be a bounty hunter too." I smirked at myself, "I just hope he doesn't get wind of Cordell or Will being in town. He'd probably make the mistake of trying to take him on and wind up a corpse."
I continued perusing my documents until I found the one I was looking for and grinned, "Yep, here it is." I frowned slightly as I read, "I hope he doesn't hurt Randy too much, Will would be out for blood and that bounty hunter is a member of an organization full of them." I shook my head, "What can I do though?"
I wrote a letter and dropped it off at the mail office with some spare cash and whispered, "Send this out tonight and I'll give you ten times that amount in the morning."
He nodded, "Consider it done Mister Grey."
I walked back to my office, "This won't do at all."
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This fella' is a freelancer and is not apart of an organization or the group that ambushed Randy in the woods. I guess it is understandable that Vahn wouldnt know that considering no one in this story is omnicient, though there seems to be way to many characters who think they are. (and authors who make them that way, myself included and I am trying to work on my fault)
ReplyDeleteA freelancer mercenary is also known as a dead one, I guess the old guy is just a moron.
ReplyDeleteAnd no I don't care what Hollywood wants to portrait, they are wrong on just about everything, that included.
ReplyDeleteI hate to break it to you but D and D doesnt tell the whole truth either... Ouch I'm a jerk!
ReplyDeleteI uhhh... really didnt mean that last comment. I'm sorry, sometimes playing in the mud is fun, but I get carried away in trying to preserve my own pride.
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