What conditions did Hawkeye tell Heyward and his party they would have to agree to in order to gto with the three men?

In James Fenimore Cooper's "The Last of the Mohicans," Hawkeye tells Heyward and his party that they must agree to travel quietly and without attracting attention, as well as to follow his lead and trust his judgment. He emphasizes the importance of staying together and adhering to his guidance to ensure their safety in the dangerous wilderness. Essentially, he insists on cooperation and discipline to navigate the treacherous situation they are in.