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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 9559151" data-attributes="member: 7023840">Doc didn't cotton to Cain at all. He still had a recollection of those fine men that he drank and gambled with that Cain took too early to the Sheriff in pursuit of some fool notion of glory. Doc knew too well that glory was just fancy talkin' by people with no sense orderin' others to the graveyard. If'n Cain had a problem with endin' sum issue without bloodshed, maybe he should take it up with the souls he wasted. All hat, no cattle.Still, Doc wasn't used to this new peckin' order. He was used to the calm of Hoss, but he was havin' sum spot o' trouble seein' the yung 'un as the type o' seasoned gunslinger that could lead this posse. He felt some .... well ... sumpin' .... toward that yung 'un, and saw his bravery, but wasn't quite ready to follow the lead. Hoss had proved hisself; the yung 'un had a ways to go 'fore Doc would lissen. But he saw that the yung 'un wasn't too sure of it hisself when he looked to the posse for some tactical strategery.Reckon talkin' to blackhats never done no gud. The only words they's understand is the bullet.Doc paused.But ya can't unkill what ya done shot, so I figure makin' sure we killin' the right folk is the first thing to do.[OOC]Doc agrees that we need to get information and is willing to stop along the way. Also if there is anything he can learn from Bastion orders (above- Sheriff via Wyatt, Pikus from the Pub) before departure. Also also - are we riding (horse) or trekking?One more thing- for purposes of keeping guard, Doc doesn't sleep. Long rest is 4 hours, but Doc is awake. And probably drinking.[/OOC]</blockquote>

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