Quietly, Dodd and all the occupants in their car slipped out, taking cover under the shades of a small dog house, night had fallen and they had the perfect cover. Also, they were lucky it was an old dog house and there was no dog there because its barking would have clearly given them away.
"What now?", the captain asked. Dodd watched the two cars closely and observed the way they had separated from Derringer, one man at the driver's seat keeping a close eye on him.
"Seems they no longer trust your boy," the captain said, moving and taking cover behind a tree, which gave him a better view of their adversaries. Dodd looked up and saw that there was no way they could outflank these guys, and with the way they huddled close together, stealth was no longer an option.
"It seems surprising t
