Dig Your Own Grave RP

Outlaw
She went and dropped her saddlebags on her bunk, then turned to Johnny and gestured at the rows of bunks on both sides of the bunkhouse. "Pick any bunk. Ain't none but mine taken." She told him then removed the small bag of candy and the hair ribbon from her saddlebags and strode towards the kitchen door, gently opening it. Edelweiss's face turned towards her then lit up with relief, and the girl ran towards and hugged her. "You're safe!" she exclaimed. Outlaw gave the young girl's red hair a gentle ruffle. "Brought you a present lass." She told the girl, handing her the hair ribbon and bag of candy. "Could you spare any food for someone kind enough to bring you candy, Edel?" She teased the girl, turning back into the bunkhouse to toss her hat onto her bunk.

Johnny 
Johnny looked around before sitting down on the nearest bunk. He heard the lady speak with someone else. He yawned. He hadn't realized how worn he felt until he was sitting. It would be rude to fall asleep right now, though, so he reluctantly stood up, leaving his knife on his choosen bunk to claim it incase anyone else came in. 

Outlaw
She studied Johnny again from the doorway after tossing her hat on her bunk, then spoke. "Come get something to eat then you can sleep." She then turned back into the kitchen, where Edelweiss had put two plates of beef and potatoes onto 2 spots on the table, as well as 2 coffee cups and a full coffeepot. She took a seat at one end of the long wooden benches that stood on each side of the table, pulling her plate over and filling her cup with the coffee. The coffee was the typical type of cowboys and ranchers: black and strong enough to float a horseshoe.

Johnny
Johnny entered the kitchen and hesitantly sat down at the table. "Thank you ma'am," he said to the younger girl. "Will you be eatin', too?"

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Edelweiss
She flashed the man a quick smile. "I already ate my lunch, so I won't be eating now, no." She replied cheerily while tying the new hair ribbon into her thick red hair. Outlaw watched the man carefully, then went to eating silently when she was satisfied with his manners towards Edelweiss.

Johnny
Johnny nodded. "I'm Johnny, by the way." He then turned his attention to his food and cleared the plate at an ungodly speed.

Edelweiss
"I'm Edelweiss. Would you like some more?" She asked, taking the plate and filling it back up as she spoke however, then setting it back down in front of him.

Outlaw
She refilled her cup of coffee after finishing her plate and reached across the table, filling Johnny's as well. SHe got up and brought her plate into the kitchen, washing it off right away and setting it on the drying rack. "Good lunch, as usual, Edel." She murmured the girl as she sat back down and downed her second cup of coffee.

Johnny
"Yes please, if it wouldn't be too much trouble. This stuff is amazing ma'am." Halfway through the second plate he paused and looked up at the other lady (who he still hadn't gotten the name of). "So... what types of things would I have to do here?" he asked, a bit worried that it would be like his last job. 

Outlaw
She set down her now empty coffee cup and looked at him. "For now we gonna push all the Lightning Bar cattle further into the middle of the Lightning Bar range. I assume you know we're having trouble with the Bar 7. Any of their cattle or horses we see is pushed back off our range. If it's clearly been purposely pushed over into our range, we consficate it. Wages of sin, like. If we see any Bar 7 men, just high tail it home. They're all gunslingers, or so called gunslingers. Let me handle them." She explained. "You can get some sleep after you're done eating. Tomorrow I'll put ya to work, today you just rest and let me find you a couple horses and guns to use." She paused to study him. "How good of a rider are ya, and what kinda gun do you prefer?" She questioned.

Johnny
"I ain't never met a horse I couldn't work with. I don't have any preferences what so ever when it comes to guns, either," Johnny said. He finished up his meal and stifled a yawn. "I oughta head to bed. I won't be out long though, don't worry." He stood up and picked up his dishes. "Where should I put these?"

Outlaw
"Put em in the sink. And sleep til morrow for all I care, but be up by sunrise tomorrow or I get the honour of dumpin water on you." She said with a slight grin. "Also call me Outlaw." She added, getting up and finishing the rest of her third cup of coffee before putting it in the sink.

Johnny
"Yes ma'am!" Johnny set his plate in the sink and headed back to his bunk. He pocketed his knife and settle down on top of the blanket. He couldn't fall asleep right away, though, and lay there staring at the wall as his mind began to wander in the quiet.

Sylvia
Sylvia gazed out at the crowd and gauged their (mostly positive) reactions. She turned back to Kitty and gave a small nod.

Outlaw
She walked into the bunk room and put her hat back on, as well as checking to make sure her pistols where fully loaded, then headed for the door. Seeing Johnny still awake, she paused in the doorway and looked at him. "Johnny, don't call me ma'am. I ain't much of lady at all, so just me call Outlaw, no ma'am." She said quietly, then went out and gently closed the door behind her.

Kitty
Seeing Sylvia's gesture of affirmation, she permitted herself a more noticeable grin, and thanked the patrons for listening before stepping off the stage, She walked up to Sylvia, who was leaning casually against the bar. 
"How'd I do?"