The Dornish sun has finial made it over the horizon and its heat sheds its ray of light fiercely on the southern lands, the open rocky fields lay ahead, based on the Twins description this site should be about a day or so travel east.
This message had punctuation tweaked by the GM at 16:37, Tue 01 July 2014.

Ser Godfrey road beside his older brother as his Raven's Claws loosely encircled the Ravenhowe brothers in a ring of knightly steel.  Ser Godfrey kept his eyes and ears open for any signs that there might be trouble ahead (or perhaps trouble pursuing from behind).  Ser Godfrey wondered what they would find when they reached the alleged site of the ambush, though he suspected the Red Twins would have had sufficient time to "arrange" (stage?) the scene as they wanted it to be seen, still perhaps they had made a mistake or an oversight.  Ser Godfrey also wondered whether any progress was being made with the tongue-less interrogation of the sole surviving prisoner.  Ser Godfrey wondered why that one prisoner had been allowed to survive (even if not all in one piece) and brought to Kolywn Hold (why had the Red Twins supplied a ready made prisoner to be questioned, unless there was more to the prisoner than met the eye).

Turning the concept of being over prepared into an understatement, as is his custom, Maester Archibald forms the center and anchor of the travel arrangements by simple virtue of not being able to be anywhere else.  Two horses pull the wagon enclosed by heavy weather resistant canvas and two more are tied off to the back as spares.  Leaving the driving and defending of the wagon to those more specialized to the task the Maester himself tends to stay inside for the duration, very likely keeping an eye on or continuing the process of limited communication with the man who while never likely very proficient in the duel of wits is now most permanently disarmed.

Ser Hassan rode quietly enjoying the harsh desert sun upon his dark skin. "We should be there within the next day or so," he said looking over to his brother. Ser Hassan had brought their cavalry with them they numbered quite large but should they be attacked they were more then ready. "It is possible for all the evidence to have been destroyed by the time we get there, I doubt the twins would be foolish enough to leave us much if anything, still we must ensure their honesty, or deceit."