Re: Out on the Porch
Once outside, Amanda lit herself up another cigarette, leaning against the wall of the tavern. With the bottle on the table, the glass next to it half full, she pulled one of the Colt revolvers from the holsters at her hip and began to give it a quick once-over. She knew well enough the dangers of having the guns not function properly, especially at critical moments.
One leg was bent, her boot resting flat against the wall behind her as she closed her eyes taking a deep drag of the cigarette, flicking the ash into an ashtray on the table and looking out over the clearing that surrounded the tavern, and then the depths of the forest behind.
She gave a nod of acknowledgement to those who were coming up, particularly to the dark haired man. She'd only met him once, and couldn't remember his name, but she did definitely remember his face. There were always people coming and going from this place, most of them only showed up once and then either avoided the way in again, or were unable to find it.
Standing there, though, she waited for anyone else to come and join her.