[ And Peter resolutely does not look -- in fact, he shuts his eyes and keeps his back to the man, though the burst of heat and the sudden back draft and the smell (oh god, the smell) definitely clue him in on what's currently happening to him.
He feels guilty for not feeling guilty, but he's never had any love for the Ravagers. Not a one.
It's only when he hears the sound of the body hitting the ground that he moves. He picks up his satchel -- and as an afterthought, the dead relic -- and kicks dirt over the fire. ]
Ravagers send scouts in twos. We should leave before the other comes looking.
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He feels guilty for not feeling guilty, but he's never had any love for the Ravagers. Not a one.
It's only when he hears the sound of the body hitting the ground that he moves. He picks up his satchel -- and as an afterthought, the dead relic -- and kicks dirt over the fire. ]
Ravagers send scouts in twos. We should leave before the other comes looking.