Whats the worst that could happen? {OPEN}

[marooned]

He is not the hero, he is not the one who saves the day, he is the bad guy, the villain. Here to cause chaos, and mayhem. He is here to make you run away when you see him coming. Death rides on his shoulder, Death comes with him, and hell comes with him. Fear him and you will survive. He is the man we all love to hate. Do not cross him and you will live, do not make him made and you will live. There are little things in this world he fears, and many things he hates, and your probably one of the things he hates. If I where you, I’d stay on his good side.

Can you survive his hatred? Or can you warm a cold heart? Or will you be among the many that have fallen? Give it a try, what’s the worst that could happen?

D.E.A.T.H
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Jesse James;

The male sat atop his mount, looking across the flat prairie. Following the dirt road was easy enough, it was worn down, wheel marks and good marks could easily be seen, the tall brown grass lingering on both side of the road. The few trees splattered around in random places. To him, it looked like any other prairie he’d been in, like any other rode to town he’d traveled on. Though he normally tended to stay away from the main roads this time he decided it wouldn’t hurt to ride along it, what’s the worst that could happen? Blue voids scanned the area around him, body twisting in the saddle to look behind him. Still nothing, that was good for him. Muscled arms held the equine back from galloping, the jigging and the tossing of it’s head was getting on his nerves though he was past used to it by now, it was normal for the equine, and it was normal for it’s rider to threaten to put a bullet in his head everyday, though he never would. He liked the sassy horse to much. A sigh escaped the lips of him, this was boring terrain, nothing new to look at but tall brown grass and a few trees, who ever said being a outlaw was acting was mistaken, badly, the only time it got interesting was when you where either robbing something, blowing something up or being chased. Otherwise it was just boring. But hell he loved this, and well he never could see himself farming and it’s not like he could just stop and go into farming, it was unlikely. For once this male traveled alone, normally he had a group of six to nine men with him, this time he wanted to be by himself, see if he could do it, of course he knew he could it just wasn’t normal. He didn’t even have his brother with him, the one human he trusted other then himself, his brother who was pissed at him. It hurt him a little to know that he and his brother where not on talking terms at the moment. Then there was Cole Younger, his second cousin, He hated the man for all it was worth, they fought none stop, arguing and bickering. If it wasn’t for him being Franks friend Cole would have been dead a long time ago. Another deep breath escaped his lungs and left his dry lips. The twenty four year old nudged the grulla equine into a lope down the road, no use in wasting time Port Barrows was hours away. One hand held the reigns of the equine while the other rested on one of the pistols he wore around his hips, Yes he had two six shooters around his waist that where always loaded and ready to go, along with a riffle tied to his horse, and a few knifes scattered around his body, But his favorite weapon was the pistols, and dynamite, he had a, obsession with dynamite. His clothing was one of normal outlaw fashion; Denim jeans covered his legs, a loose fitting cotton shirt, and the normal cowpoke hat. Though this was badly dressed for him, but he normally looked more like a business man then a bandit on most days, wearing a gray pin stripped suit, actually it helped him blend in, oddly enough. Ebony locks where slicked back under his hat which was normal. Two saddle bags that held more bullets, but they also used to stash money in. A bed roll rolled up and tied to the back of his saddle along with a rain coat, a canteen tied to the front of the saddle. Clearing his throat he looked around again, the landscape didn’t change much. He glanced around him once again, making sure no one was followed, and he didn’t see anyone. Another sigh escaped his lips “Easy” he spoke to the horse who he slowed back to a walk, the equine jigging once again not wanting to walk.
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Malargo;

The pelt of the grulla equine shimmered in the sunlight of the hot day, a layer of sweat covering the horse, due to his own fault. Dome tucked to his chest mane flowing beautifully back and forth with the horses jigging motion. This equine was always a hot mount, never wanted to do a flat footed walk, always wanting to run, of course no matter how many times its rider let him go, he never would want to stop, and he could run for miles, he was the perfect outlaw’s horse. And that was just what he was. His rider being one of the most feared outlaws in the history of the west.
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Pictures:
Jesse; s303.photobucket.com/albums/nn146/Horselandsmarooned/?action=view¤t=colin_farrell_98.jpg
Malargo; s303.photobucket.com/albums/nn146/Horselandsmarooned/?action=view¤t=mustang.jpg

[Joy]

E P O N A

Every animal knows more than you do.

The lands of the plains, the wide open spaces and the big blue sky were her home. She traversed this area with as much caution as she did fording a stream in summer. Or, she used to. Now, her one time play ground had become an area where she was uneasy. Too many of her family had been taken here. Her mother, her brother, even her father, though, they were taken under different circumstances. While the Great Spirit saw fit to take her brother and mother to the sky with him, her father had been taken by the white two legs who sat upon the backs of those who should have been her brethren. Alas, they were not. They had been broken, forced to work for the white man, but yet, they seemed content.

She shook her head, tossing her little mane and throwing her visage up in the air. While she could not see her mane or tail, she could feel the silken threads gracing her neck lightly, they were short threads. She stepped out from the cover of a grove of trees and the stream to the plains land. The tall grasses that reigned supreme would cover her from head to toe. The golden blades of grass would blend well with her light pelt color, and she knew if she could only get to one of the many knolls she would be safe. She scanned the area, her little harks moving curiously in the wind, catching sounds, and her wide nostrils breathed deeply of scents distributed upon the air. She bunched her muscles and launched into a gallop, heading for an area of high grass to seek shelter in.

She evened out along the side of the path, a trail of dust behind her 7 months old frame. It felt so good to have the adrenaline pumping through her veins, her body stretched out as far as she could go. Her long limbs reached forward, grabbing the turf and propelling her body forward, faster, driving harder. She didn't smell the scent of the two legged ahead nor the equine he was on, nor was she paying attention enough to the road to notice they were growing closer. When she did see them, she came up short, throwing her head back but still loping. She would stop, if only she weren't so close. She lowered her head while the pair was still a good distance in front of her. She would run past them. If she had a good enough start, maybe they wouldn't chase her. This is what she thought. She did not like the two legs, she did not trust them, and the only ones she had seen were the kind to try and capture her herd mates. Already the herd had dwindled down to no more than 5.


Dust and sod and rocks kicked up as she lengthened once more and stretched out, running for all she was worth. Soon enough she was upon them and veered off to the right, away from the road, breezing past the equine and his master. When she was several hundred yards away, she pulled up, slowing to a canter, then a jog and eventually to a stand still, her sides heaving with her extended run and her nostrils flaring. She turned and cast a glance to the stallion and his owner, watching them, ready to bolt if she needed to. For even though she was afraid of them, they still held a strange fascination for her. She was intrigued. Before she could stop herself, she let out a low nicker to the stallion, hoping for an answering call.

[jillian]

Every inch of the woman was on fire, she knew exactly what she was going to do. Her heart was set on robbing the bank in Port Barrows. She doubted anyone would beat her to it. Besides, she had a head start, she was already in town. She dressed into something that was considered to be wrong on a woman. She wore a pair of clean cut jeans, and buttoned up shirt and a hat. Her long burnette hair was flowing slight with the soft winds that caressed the earth. She shut the window of her room. She shifted, pulling her boots onto her feet. She made it out of the hotel room in a record time. She had a shot gun in a holster, it was slung across her back. While she had two pistols strapped to her thighs.

She went outside, finding the mare she called her own. The mare tossed her head, black mane and tail. It took one shrill whistle, and the mare came almost at once. Kita swung herself up onto the mare, then kicked her into a brisk trot. The arabian was a show off, she had her neck arched, tailed hitched up. She showed off her beauty. The rider and equine were one when they were together. They understood each other perfectly. The dark equines name was Midnight, a fitting name for such a dark equine.

It was time for the games to begin. Already she was in front of the bank. She tilted her hat so it covered her eyes, no one could see the emerald irises anymore. She leaned against the wall of the outside, waiting until the inside was cleared out somemore. Didn't want to take the chance that someone might pull a gun on her while she was in the middle of such an imporant heist. When a few more people cleared the area, she made her way inside, taking her spot in line, she waited until it was her turn to talk to the teller. She swung her shot gun out of it's place on her back, she aimed it at him and smiled sweetly, The money my good man?

The expression on his face was priceless. He took out a bag and started to fill it with the green leaves of money. When the bag was full, and all the money had been taken, she snatched it from him. She turned on her heel and ran. She hopped up onto the mare, kicking her sides to get her into a gallop. It was done, and she had the money. No one else. It was a good thing that she had packed before hand. She stuffed the money back into a empty saddle bag and got the mare to push herself faster. Unbeknown to her, in only a matter of moments, she was going to pass an outlaw that was much more infamous than herself.

(Please take note that I have made an rp character out of Midnight, and I WILL GET HER PROFILE DOWN SOON...When I have more time.)

[marooned]

Malargo;

The brute’s audits flickered back, listening to the sound of hoof beats behind him. Of course his rider didn’t hear them yet. Nostrils took deep breaths taking in the scents of the area, the grass the trees the equine behind him. He was not surprised by this so he did not spook, yet. He was already doing a slow lope, But this time his rider was not holding him back, he enjoyed the break from that a moment, he was always more then willing to run, he never had a problem with that, and his rider was not half as bad as the rest of the humans. This human let him do basically whatever he wanted, of course he picked the human to be his, this was his human no one else, and he was not a slave to his rider, and his rider was as slave to him. He learned many things over the years, even while he carried his rider far, he enjoyed most of it, He had the fun of acting up and getting yelled at or corrected as his rider sometime called it, and he only did it to annoy him.

A snort escaped his ebony maw as he loped on, now ignoring the creature behind him, he knew the scent, and it was a fellow equine. He had no worries. Hearing the hoof beats speed up, and coming up behind him a let out a snort and started to pick up his pace as well, going into a hand gallop his rider holding him back he slowed back down into a slow rocking chair lope, dramatically picking his front end up, over stepping really or half rearing as he loped along wanting to chase after the equine. Audits perking forward and back again then pinned flat against his neck out of frustration, He tossed his skull, hind legs lifting off the ground in a buck, he didn’t want his rider off so he did not try to get him off, he knew what his rider could handle.

Audits perked forward as he heard a call from the equine ahead of him, muzzle bobbed out slightly in return to her call then he let out a answer call. Once again trying to catch up to the mare but being held back, honestly the metal piece in his mouth did nothing, if he really wanted to, he could bit down and take off, and there would be nothing his rider could do. But no he behaved... enough. He knew his rider would not change course, so if the mare was curious enough she would wait until they got closer. He knew she must be wild, he remembered those days, good days but these days where a lot easier then a horse thinks. Audits flickered back hearing his riders voice, “easy” was what he said. He knew what the word meant but ignored it trying once again to speed up.

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Jesse James;

His mount was behaving himself today, he was impressed, and then the mustang ran by him everything want to hell. He watched the equine blur by and stop ahead of them, Wonderful the thought ran through his skull. He watched the equine ahead for a moment then glanced down at his grulla steed who was acting like an ass once again. Prancing and half rearing as they loped on, it amazed him that he could even do such a thing, talented horse he must say. With a few quick snaps up to check the stallion the equine want back to his slower lope, dome tucking to his chest making him do that rocking horse lope Jesse enjoyed. He listened to the horses call to one another “Don’t you get any ideas!” The horse was paying no attention to him. He sighed again; maybe he should chase the other thing away, probably not. Another sigh escaped his lips wherever this thing came from he shook his head slightly, if he didn’t have the beast called Malargo he would probably try to catch the horse. Easy He told his equine this time he watched his audits flicker back but he ignored him otherwise, he sighed once again.


Ooc; Short post for Jess…