OOC: [@Lewis251] did two different rolls. 3/6 for following and then 2/6 for getting the jump if the first roll passed. Surprisingly passed both. 

As James stepped out of the Bar, he began following the Railroad Agent Bishop. Bishop, while normally alert and mindful of his surroundings, the seasoned agent had apparently allowed his guard down for a fleeting moment here. Perhaps he assumed that nobody in the town would be after him. 

James successfully tailed Bishop through the town, as the agent checked out stores and buildings throughout the town, apparently looking for something. When he arrived at the bait shop, he muttered something to Brooks, and the shopkeep shook his head and shrugged. Bishop thanked him and then resumed his wanderings. 

The agent then made his way to the rear of the dock, and found himself alone on a quiet stretch of the 'shanty' area of Far Harbor. Where many of the towns bums and low-lifes hung out huddled at the very edge of the dock. 

Bishop seemed lost in thought and was blissfully unaware of James's approach. 

[color=00aeef][b]Old Longfellow
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[i]“Could I at least get checked out by a doctor before I go there? I think I suffered some injuries on the way here.”[/i]

Longfellow nodded thoughtfully, "Aye I suppose that could be arranged. Stay here and I'll go and fetch the Doc." He then pointed at the Harborman standing guard, "You remember what I said Tommy right?" The Harborman simply nodded and cradled the ancient shotgun he had in his arm. The gun had probably been passed down through his family for generations. 

Some minutes later, Longfellow returned with a gentlemen in a dirty white labcoat. The man carried a small well-worn medical bag in his left hand and extended his right hand in a handshake,

"Name's Teddy," He said, "Teddy Wright. I'm the Doctor around here for Far Harbor. Only one in town matter-of-fact. I hear you came in from the fog but not much more than that. So what are we looking at here?"

Longfellow took Teddy aside briefly and whispered something into his ear,

"Ah...I see," Teddy replied with a perturbed expression, "I'll see what I can do."

He knelt down next to the stranger and opened his bag, revealing a small assortment of medical gear,

"Have any immediate injuries I need to look at?" He began, taking out a stethoscope and a few bandages.