Outlaw Legends RP

Katie
Katie shook her head. "She can wait. It's not urgent." Earlier, she could have sworn she heard - "-set Phantom up with some water, eh?" She grinned. She knew that voice all too well - she had known Outlaw long than she'd known pretty much anyone else, and anytime she showed up and the other girl wasn't here was a rare one. "Hey, Phantom!" She called, and laughed at the enthusiastic nicker she got in response, the mare barely recognizing her. That reminded her - she still had money owed to Outlaw. Dammit. She'd pay the rest off with this, and whatever she had left over would go to Cole.

Ranger

"You sure?" He turned to Phantom and looked at the mare, "You know her owner? You think shes for sale?" he joked. "I was supposed to be here for a job, but now I am not sure. I believe it was a fake to get me here. I know two girls who would do that."

Katie
"Yeah, wonder who that could be." Katie mumbled, almost sarcastically, and Cinch snorted eagerly. He had heard his friend, and he wasn't about to leave without saying hi! "Yeah, yeah. Wait for them to come outside." Katie laughed.

Ranger

"Do you know Alice Grey and Sunshine Davis?"

Outlaw
She eyed the girl warily.

Sunshine

She smiles and tips her head. "I believe I have seen you before. Your family bred horses didn't it?"

Outlaw
Her fists clenched slightly at the thought of her family. That good for nothing weasel, one day he

Sunshine

"Hmm, dont like them, huh? Well, I can tell you one thing, I can't stand my family either. Too murderous for me." She sighed and picked at Wildflowers mane.

Katie
"Never heard of them." Katie replied, spying a teen girl chase a loose dog down the street and into a bank. She would never even DREAM of robbing this place, without the people here, her siblings would be long gone.

Rosanna
Rosanna slowed Bullet down as she came into another town. This one wasn't too far from the town she had been in, but it was smaller and seemed much easier to stalk around in without being caught. She walked Bullet up to what she liked to call a "Horse Docking Station" and dismounted. She looked around as she tied Bullet to the post. She patted her on the neck saying, "well Bullet girl, be ready if we ever need to skidady."

Outlaw

Hannah

Hannah rode Fire along the cobbles, his hooves clattering loudly. She was in a pretty playful mood today. They better watch out Hannah thought and got off Fire. He pawed the ground, and lunged at a man coming past with a shotgun in his hands. "Oops sorry." Hannah giggled and stroked Fire. "That was kinda funny, he jumped out of his skin!" She smiled.

Katie
Katie had been counting down the very seconds until James had been around the corner for ten minutes, calling "Good chat!" Over her shoulder and squeezing Chich on into a trot and going the long way, edging him onto a canter around to the starts of the town and around the edge, past the train station (which Cinch DESPISED with a passion, although there were rarely trains) and slowed, catching sight of the girl leaning against the back of a building. "Hey, Jamie." She grinned affectionately at the red head, and James grinned right back. "Hey, hun. Got anything new?" Katie nodded, dismounting and looping her arm loosely through her reins (she had messily stitched them together - when her hands got too raw, split reins were a disaster to handle.) And walked the rest of the way over to James. The girl pulled Katie in for a hug, grinning. "Staying out of trouble?" And they both laughed, because, well. Katie herself WAS trouble. Oh, and she also lived a life of constant crime. That too. "Yeah, record's clean as a whistle." Katie snickered, handing James a bag of money and other items she'd picked up along her way. "This is for Cole. He still keeping those other two in line?" And James nodded. "Just like their big sister." She smirked, and Katie laughed at that, tucking the other money back into a saddlebag - she still owed people.

Hannah

Hannah hauled herself up on the fence next to Fire, and watched everyone go past, and watched while Fire tried to bite any man that came near. Every time he did, Hannah would jump of, calm him, laugh, and get back up. By the end of the day, she would have no energy left. Her eyes blazed brightly as she sat in the sun. She had a brother that was here, but she wasn't told when he had come, or what he was here for. Hannah sighed and flicked her hair behind her back.

Chester