These thoughts lead nowhere except into crazy town. I need something to do. Then I realize I should, really. The guys need horses and we all need supplies. I go shopping. I buy two fast horses, a few days’ worth of food, bandages and alcohol and a couple of flasks that I fill with fresh water at the well on the main square. When I get back to the port I find a small, but growing crowd. Of course, the longshoremen also await the barge, and so do the merchants whose goods it transports. Lord Derici might not even know about the attacks. It’d be nice to get him off Captain’s back and redirect his fury towards the bandits. We owe Captain this much and also the more people are out there trampling over Lanky’s tracks the harder it will be for anyone to learn the truth. I think. I’m not entirely
