Chapter 1

One early morning Lone Wolf woke up to a beautiful morning, he put his blanket on his horse and he was on his way to where ever his horse took him. It was probably around nine in the morning when he came to a town in Colorado, Denver. He didn't know how long he was going to stay, so he booked into a hotel. He got off his horse and tied it up to a post and walked inside the hotel. 

"What can I do for you sir," asked the porter?

"I need a room please," asked Lone Wolf?

"Alright, you need to sign this book and I'll get you your key," said the porter.

"Alright," said Lone Wolf. 

"And here's your key Mister Lone Wolf," said the porter. 

"Iheedn" (thank you)," Lone Wolf said in the Apache language. 

He went upstairs and unlocked his room and went inside. He put his things on the bed and walked out he walked downstairs into the lobby.

"Where you off to Mister Lone Wolf," asked the porter? 

"Just going to the saloon to get a couple of drinks," said Lone Wolf.

So he walked out of the hotel lobby and went across the street to the saloon. As Lone Wolf was inside here came Billy riding up to the hotel. He got off his horse and tied it up next to Lone Wolfs horse and walked into the hotel lobby. 

"Hello sir," said the porter. 

"I need a room please," asked Billy? 

"Just sign the book and I'll get you your key," said the porter.

So Billy signed the book and closed it. 

"Here is your key," said the porter.

"Thanks," said Billy. 

Billy grabbed the keys and walked by the stairs as he was about to step up he turned and looked at the desk, he walked back over there and asked the porter if he could see that book again. He looked inside and above his name was Lone Wolfs name. He closed the book and ran upstairs and threw his things on the bed and ran back down. When he went down into the lobby he saw Bob come in. 

"Bob," said Billy.

"Billy, how are you doing," asked Bob?

"Good, I think Lone Wolf is here to," said Billy.

"What," asked Bob?

"Yeah, he signed the book, excuse me did Lone Wolf get a room here as well," asked Billy? 

"Yes he went over to the saloon," said the porter. 

"Let's go visit him, I'll put my stuff up and I will be back down," said Bob. 

So Bob ran upstairs and threw his stuff on the bed and ran back down stairs. Then they both walked out and over to the saloon. 

As Lone Wolf was drinking his whiskey, next to him were a couple of men talking. 

"Hey did you hear about the uprising, in South Dakota, and the Indian man and some other Indian men got killed," said Corey. 

"Yeah I heard about that, what was his name," asked Roy?

"I think it was Red Bear or something like that," said Corey.

When Lone Wolf was hearing all this he thought to himself. “Ah Henry what did you tell him." 

"Yeah he tried to fight the whites on the reservation and letting there people go back home," said Corey.

"That was dumb that Indian thinking he could take on all those blue coats," said Roy. 

"I did long ago, it was easy. Red Bear was a good Indian a friend, it was not dumb wouldn't you fight for your people your family," asked Lone Wolf?

"Yes we would, but that was still wrong for killing some soldiers," said Roy.

"Most whites would say that," said Lone Wolf.

"Look mister I don't know who you are but you better be careful," said Corey holding a gun towards Lone Wolfs gut. 

Then Bill and Bob walked in.

"Is there a problem,” asked Billy aiming his gun at Corey?

"Corey, that's Billy and Bob there the outlaws from Montana, and I am guessing this is Lone Wolf another outlaw," said Roy. 

"I said is there a problem," asked Billy?

"No," said Corey putting his gun away. 

"Good now get going or I'll put a bullet in your head and I don't miss," said Billy.

So they slowly walked out of the saloon. 

"Hey Lone Wolf long time no see," said Billy. 

"Hey guys what are you doing here," asked Lone Wolf?

"Nothing just came by to see yaw," said Billy smiling.

"Come on guys lets go back to the hotel and catch up," asked Bob?

So they walked out and went across the street to the hotel and went inside the lobby and wet upstairs and stood in the hallways and Billy said, 

"I think we should get the gang back together again," asked Billy?

"Yeah it would be like old times," said Bob.

"Come on let's get out of here, let’s get the gang back, we need to find Henry also," Billy.

"I don't know, I liked it at the time when we were younger then," said Lone Wolf.

"We're still young," said Billy.

"Yeah we're still young but Henry is probably in his forties or fifties by now," said Lone Wolf.

"So were getting the gang back," asked Billy?

"You didn't hear a word I said did you," asked Lone Wolf? 

"We're getting the boy back," said Billy. 

"Alright let's go find Henry," said Lone Wolf. 

So they packed there things and checked out of the hotel and left for Montana. They were off like a herd of turtles.