...oh my god. Four months. I'm feeling so terrible to keep friends waiting for the next parts of my story.
Uh... I hope, you know the important things of the told story yet.
If so, thank you very much for your patience (and loyalty).
Anyway, here's the next little part. (Perhaps there are some mistakes in writing... if so, please tell me.
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Hope, you'll enjoy.
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Meanwhile Stranger has hurried up with his bounty hunt. En route, he has baged about a handful of outlaws after a short time.
This strange girl that he has seen a little while ago has almost gave him the creeps, and he couldn't stand business competition anyway! There had to be nothing standing on Stranger's way to get enough moolah now. After all, it was for a vital surgery which Stranger hardly needed in any case before it could be too late. And the time worked against him. Everyone worked against that lonely bounty hunter. And this time there was also that strange girl, which actually never anybody has seen before, to stand on his way.
Stranger traversed a road close between high and precipitous rocks, which were high enough that you could hide behind the next corner easily. Like, in case if somebody goes after you. Stranger ran along that road. But suddenly, he stopped and turned around. Waiting.
When Jennadelle sneaked up around the corner to him she had to notice that Stranger perceived her as more calculable than she thought he could at last.
"I've told you to go away!", Stranger said angry.
Jennadelle was silent, frowning. Stranger just had not to tell her anything. Nobody had to tell her anything she had to do. At last, she was the one who has baged more outlaws than him before. Jennadelle plucked up courage and went past Stranger with a quite serious face. But she stopped immediately when she heard a familiar sound.
Clack-click-clack-clack-click.
Jennadelle turned around slowly and saw the crossbow aiming for her.
"Have I to be clearer?"
There was that brown, furry animal on his weapon again which growled and snarled. Nervously, Jennadelle grited her teeth.
Damn!,she thought,
Those beasts again.
"You wouldn't dare...!", she said quietly with a menacing undertone.
Stranger still looked in her eyes very seriously. His glance said everything. There needn't to be any more answers now.
"Just... go back.", he said slowly and precisely, "That's my last warning to you."
In the meantime, the live ammo had a look at its next prey. The beast growled again... but this time, in a low voice.