He knows where we are.

This is the appointed place, and the fewer signals we give the less likely the enemy is to get a hint we're here.

I don't think we will hear from Tayoga again until he shows in person." Robert said no more, knowing full well the truth of the hunter's words, but his heart was beating hard, and he stirred nervously.

He had been drawn strongly to Grosvenor, and he knew what a horrible fate awaited him at the hands of Tandakora, unless the Onondaga saved him.

Nor would there be another chance for interruption by Tayoga or anybody else.