yanked on his line and reeled in another trout, which he added to the string. When it came to hunting and fishing, he was second to none. His skill kept them well-supplied with trout and venison. And he was, as Raymond had mentioned, highly intelligent.
The problem Boone had with Perry was that he tended to go his own way. When he thought he was right, he broke ranks. Innately dangerous and coldly sadistic, Perry was the ultimate weapon, but Boone had to be sure he was aimed in the right direction.
“Another thing,” Perry said to Raymond. “I’m not smarter than Boone. He’s our leader. And don’t you ever forget it.”
Boone smiled as he slipped his gun back into his pocket. Perry still believed in him and trusted his authority. Good!
When Boone stepped out from the trees, both Perry and Raymond reached for their rifles. Perry’s beady black eyes narrowed. “Shouldn’t sneak up on a man like that. It’s a good way to get your head blown off.”
“I trust your reflexes,” Boone said. “Even in the dark, you’d know it was me.”
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