Only The Strong Survive

Outlaw 
She paused to rub her leg. Great, now her knee was definitely snapped. 

Auberon
Auberon got up and walked out to the porch, staring down at Outlaw but not saying anything.

Outlaw 
She glanced up at him. “Vat?” She questioned. 

Auberon
Auberon gave her a look that read, couldn't have used the front door? then shruggex dismissevly. "Do you have a deck of cards anywhere?"

Outlaw 
“It was quicker” she replied with a shrug. “Probably in that cupboard by the door” she replied. She played cards quite often. 

Auberon
Auberon brightened up when she said she had cards. He didn't expect her to, considering she didn't know what checkers was, but seeing as she did, he quickly went over to the cupbord and search for cards. When he found them, he called back "Thanks," and sat on his bed.

Outlaw 
“Yep” she called back, limping off again. 

Auberon
Auberon figured it would be good to freshen up on some card tricks in case he needed to calm Charity down at some point after she woke.

Outlaw 
She stopped, leaning against a tree. She wouldn’t be getting far with this foot. She gave a whistle, and soon there was the rattle of hooves then a tall black Clydesdale cross mare come loping towards her, ears perked. She mounted it once it was next to her and loped off towards town. 

Charity
Charity fluttered her eyes open, groaning ever so slightly and looking around. Her eyes settked in Auberon, who seemingly had noticed she had woken, but didn't say anything to her.

Outlaw 
She kept one hand knotted into the mare’s long mane as it galloped on. They soon reached the outskirts of town and she slowed the horse to a trot as they entered. 

Auberon
Auberon noted Charity's wake, looking at her and smiling slightly.

Outlaw 
She guided the horse to a store and dismounted, bading the horse to stay. She entered cautiously, gun at ready. There was no one. “Like a mining town after the boom” she mumbled as she grabbed some cloth bags and grabbed supplies of food and also grabbed more bullets and nails. She loaded the bags then exited the store, tying the bags together and slinging them onto the horse’s withers and swung up, trotting the horse up the door of Rayden’s house. She tapped the door with her foot. 

Rayden
"C'mon in," Rayden said as he heard a slight knock. "I'm having a one person party anyways..."

Outlaw 
“I can’t. The house ain’t big enough for my friend here” she called back, stroking the big horse.