<div class="floatleft">(http://i167.photobucket.com/albums/u133/kokotigress/Elliquiy/Doom%20Town/donna-feldman-4_zps795d249b.jpg)</div><hr/><strong>Name:</strong>Harley<br/><strong>Faction:</strong>Unknown to the public thus far<br/><strong>Date:</strong>May 3rd, 1876<br/><strong>Time of Day:</strong>Late Morning<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Black Jack's Lair<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong>Jack and Twitch each very briefly<hr/>Harley heard Jack's take on it all and supposed it all made sense to some degree. She'd had no knowledge of the discussions between Coleman and Jack but it wasn't such a surprise to hear that he might have been cooking up something. Far as lawmen went, Coleman hadn't been bad at all but as far as whether his offer had been legit or not, well, she couldn't rightly say one way or the other. She'd made a real effort to keep her distance from the Sheriff and his deputies, not wanting her face to become too recognizable by anyone who might have heard things. The past had a way of catchin' up most times and she had to believe that hers was no exception. It would be interesting to note just who stepped in to fill Coleman's boots though. Jack was right in that Hunter could prove to be a real problem for them.<br/><br/>By the time, Jack had moved on to his little revelation concerning the group's future home, Harley was well off into her own mind, trying her best to piece together the things she knew so it took a moment for it to sink in that Jack had addressed her. "Hmm?" Her brow furrowed but then the words she'd heard sunk in and she nodded, "Oh, no problem boss." Her agreement was the only words uttered, with no further questions to add. Jack knew she didn't usually tend to say too much and most times if she had questions she went looking for the answers on her own anyhow. She went into town enough that it wasn't nothing too far out of the ordinary. She was gonna have to stake out a proper place to bunk down well away from the cave but so long as she had her bed roll and her Peacemaker that didn't bother her too much. Some said there were creatures and critters that roamed outside of town but Harley didn't spook so easily. Sleeping under the stars was no different that sleeping in a damp cave if you asked her and she'd done her fair share of both.<br/><br/>As Jack walked off to coach Lilah on a few thing, Harley leaned down to pick up her stuff. She didn't have much other than the clothes on her back anyhow so the transient life never seemed too cumbersome. Other than a good bath every once and again, she didn't really need too much more. In any case, she was glad to have a task to keep her at least somewhat busy. She'd been gettin' far too antsy sittin' round here starin' at the walls.<br/><br/>Not one to dawdle, Harley tossed Twitch a look, nodding to the second in command that she'd be in touch should a reason come up and started off. She would have said goodbye to Lilah at least but figured she'd see the girl soon enough and they could spend time catchin' up when things had cooled off a bit. Besides, the younger girl knew Harley well enough to know she wasn't much for gettin' sentimental. Wasn't much reason for her to linger about with the others when she'd learn more in town than she would standing around with her finger up her nose.