The Journey

John and I met in the morning at the cathedral near my hotel. We went out to get food and then supplies at the market. When we got what we needed I saw someone suspicious tailing us so I turned a few unnecessary corners and they still followed us so I turned around to fight them. He was ready to charge at me and John but when he did I I grabbed his arm flipped him around and finally broke his legs and interrogated him thoroughly. He finally said he was mad at me for killing his brothers (the ones who were beating John up). I broke his neck and we moved on our course. I stole us two horses so the journey would only be one day. We rode until a few hours past sunset and we stoped to rest. In the morning we continued our ride to Wesselton. At a near by village we decided to stop to get some food. We split the bill and was on our way out when some big tough looking guys blocked the doorway. We had to fight our way out. A few more men surrounded us. A scrawny little man with a beard stepped out and confronted us. "What do you want?" I said in a deep voice as to make myself look scary. "Oh, I just want to take revenge on you because you killed three of our gang members." He answered. "I'll kill all of you first." I said. "Bring it" he said. "Ok!" I shouted as I jumped up and kicked two of the men, they got knocked out. I stabbed another and punched him, he died. I climbed to the rafters and swung down on three men, stabbed two and broke the third ones neck, they died. I swept the feet of the two at the door and let them fall on my knives. "John! Go! Get out of here I'll be there soon!" I told John. When all the rest of them were dead or couldn't move I took the scrawny man by his neck and suffocated him. I met John outside the bar and we took off on our horses. We rode a few more hours in a forest, dessert, and more villages when we finally reached Wesselton. I said my farewells to John and looked for a place to eat. I found a hotel with food and rest to stay the next day then I will move on to the next town.