War Arrow Page #6
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direction. Would Corwin know to do this?
He's a professional soldier,
isn't he?
Then when Meade's patrols are out,
he'll hit the fort with a big attack.
You told Meade about
this? Yeah, I told him.
What is our job?
We'll break up into scouting parties
to see if Corwin uses this plan.
Let the raiding parties go out,
then trail 'em to the main force.
That way we'll know
where it is.
Remember, if any of us are seen
or heard, the fat's in the fire.
Let's go.
Who's gonna play hide-and-go-seek
this time? I'll take this bunch.
All here.
We move fast, Satanta.
Make sure horse do not
stumble. Kiowas ride over you.
That's the spirit.
When the attack starts,
we keep going until everyone
inside the fort is killed.
My tribe take big chance. It's
no chance:
it's a certainty.You make mistake,
you make no more.
Stop worrying. just start
counting the loot.
Well, I saw it.
How'd it look?
Biggest war party in local
history headin' in this direction.
Them Kiowas sure been breedin'
fast. Was Corwin with them?
It's Corwin. I got a
glimpse of Satanta too.
That fella with all them
sergeants' stripes on his tepee?
Better warn Meade. Listen, Meade
would rather have you in irons...
than beat the Kiowas. He'll have
his chance to do both. Mount up.
Back to give yourself up?
Where are all the men?
Out on patrol.
How soon will those patrols
return? They just went out.
What difference does it make?
Drop your sidearms on the floor.
How many men are here? He said drop
your sidearm. You're under arrest.
Twenty? Forty? Fifty? Twenty.
Think you can put my whole
detachment under arrest? Just you.
You'll need even me. In
a half hour, every Kiowa...
in this territory's gonna be climbing
these walls. I don't believe that.
You oughta have more faith,
Colonel. Put it on the table.
You're adding one charge after another!
I'll see you in front of a firing squad!
You won't live to see anything
if we don't get moving.
Pile up
all your ammunition.
Set your artillery up
on the north wall.
Put your women and children
in the powder magazine.
I'll give the orders!
By that time, the Kiowas
will be finishing your meal!
You lost your rank when you deserted!
That's for a court-martial to decide!
I'll make sure of that!
Open the gate!
Sir, we sighted a full force of
Kiowas heading toward the fort.
Very well.
Major, take charge
of your bunch.
I'll handle the troops
that are left.
Is that all the ammunition you
could find? That's all, sir.
We'll need 20 times that.
Not with these old pieces.
Six rounds
and they'll blow up.
What good is artillery here? What good's
a fort with a hill lookin' down its throat?
Nobody will be able to move inside this
compound. You're overdramatizing things.
Aw, there's one
in every fort.
Get that man's name!
Come on, boy!
Get him inside. Inside,
ladies. That's it.
Brady, it can't be
this bad.
Your husband and every Kiowa in
this territory are dropping in on us.
That's right,
spread it out.
As fast as you can.
I'd rather stay out here. I
want to see him for myself.
You'll be tortured if you're
caught. He wouldn't let them.
Once those Kiowas get inside,
nothing will stop them. Where's Avis?
She's in the quartermaster
warehouse, held as a prisoner.
I'd better get her.
Brady!
Oh, Pino, I'm so glad
to see you!
I am glad too, Avis. Put
her in the powder magazine.
No!
Go with Pino!
But why
the powder magazine?
If necessary, we'd both
rather see you die that way.
Avis, you must do as
the major says. Yes.
It is time I listened
to other people. Go on.
One of those guns is out!
The other ain't got far to go!
Brady, never
have I been so wrong...
and somebody else
so right.
I owe you more
than I can say.
Luke, get every man you can. Try to
drive the Kiowas out through the gate.
Wilks, get the colonel
into his office.
Maygro! Pino!
You men come with me!
Right here!
Oh, Brady.
Good luck, Major. Take
care of the Seminoles, sir.
Don't worry about them.
You just take care of Elaine.
You've made the word
'Seminole' an honorable one.
The days will be long till you
return. We'll be back someday.
Troops! Atten-shun!
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