Now we rest here, and truly, Dayohogo, we are glad to see you and your warriors.

The forest has become safe for us.

We have part of a deer left, and we ask you to share it with us." "Gladly," said Dayohogo.

"We bring venison and corn meal, and we will have food together." His warriors were stalwart men, armed well, and they had no fear of any foe, lighting a fire in the open, warming their deer meat and making bread of their corn meal.

The three ate with them, and Robert felt that they were among friends.