Rena jumped when he sat up with a gasp. Blinking and scooted back in her chair some. Watching him curiously. Just listening as he began jumping conversation all over the place. There was an almost visual anime sweatdrop down the side of her head. He was all over the place and she didn't even give him whiskey for the pain yet. She thinks to herself. Just kind of staring at him and blinkinga  bit. She just kind of stared at him when he introduced himself. She hadn't been into the small town but once and she never paid attention to local gossip. She didn't know his name was infamous or not.  She just listened to him and finally got up. Helping him to lay back down and covers him back up with the blanket. "You need to rest. You don't want to mess up my stiches." She says softly. Backing up and stands on the other couch. Pulling on a bottle of whiskey. Finally getting it down she set it on the table. "I'm going to measure out some whiskey for the pain." She explained to him.<br/><br/>She looks at him. "I guess I'll start at the beginning of your questions and answer the ones I can." She says with a cute giggle. "Your on Dancing River Farm. Its a small farm in the middle of nowhere basically. The nearest town is Jackson Valley. Though they are still quite a ways away from here. Other than that there is desert farmland all around." She says softly. "My name is Rena Turner. I really have no clue how you got here. I just had gotten back in the house when I heard a loud thud outside the front of the house." She blinked a bit. "Yeah. You were outside the front door. You made quite the loud thud." She spoke softly but he could still hear her. "You made the animals quite nervous. I though Jesse James or my cousin Billy were out there. Luckily they weren't. I haven't had to deal with either of them in a long time." She says softly. She didn't mind that Billy the Kid was her cousin but not many people knew it.<br/><br/>"So yes...I brought you in. Of course I do. Nobody could take the land and house my daddy left me from me. I will fight tooth and nail to keep my property." She says with a frown. Looking at her house guest. "Nice to meet you Mr. Graham." She says. She didn't recognize the name. She blinked a bit. "You were hurt and on my doorstep. It wouldn't be kind of me to let the coyotes get you." She says with a giggle. "Besides...you were hurt...and it seemed like you needed help. So I helped you." She blinked a bit. Just looking at him. "I don't see how. You can't be anyworse news than my cousin Billy." She says softly. She stood up again and picked up the whiskey bottle. "The townspeople don't believe I'm in my right mind. Plus I am not the type of person to leave someone to die. I've helped indians when they have needed it." She says with a huff.<br/><br/>She was pouring the whiskey into a medicine cup when she stopped. Looking at him. "The black stallion? Oh he is fine. He brought you here and didn't leave you until after I took you inside. He is in the barn with my mare Nala. Eating homemade hay since I left enough for them both." She says with a smile. "So to answer your question he is fine. Cleaned him up and his coat is smooth. All shining and everything. You really worry far too much." She says with a giggle. Bringing him the medicine shot of whiskey. "Down this. You won't get no more until your pain comes back." She says. Putting the whiskey bottle back up.