Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

As Laremy was hanged, it also heralded the demise of the Laremy Gang.

Those captured men were generally sent to Sisika Prison to serve their sentences. According to the law, they were at least a few years old.

Of course, if these men have some money, they can also bribe the police or others to escape legal sanctions. After all, they are just gangsters, and no one will care too much.

In New Hanover, the destruction of the Laramie Gang brought a great sense of security to the people.

In the eyes of Dutch, Arthur, and David, the Laramie Gang is just a small figure, but to these people who are making a living in the West, they are big villains who do all kinds of evil.

This made Valentine's reputation spread throughout the West.

at this time.

Saint-Denis, mayor's mansion.

"Mr. Bronte, are you kidding me? Yesterday you came over to ask for my help and asked me to find a way to target that guy named David."

"It's only been one night. Sir, come and tell me that I hope I can help him get rid of his status as a wanted criminal and go through the formal legal trial process. Do you know how troublesome this is?"

Mayor Henry Lemieux sat on the couch and complained to Brontë.

Of course, Lemieux has not taken action yet, and what he means by this is of course that he wants to get another share of the money.

Bronte said helplessly: "Mr. Mayor, you know, I'm not like this either, but that guy threatened me with my children."

"Obviously, I can't do anything to him now, hiding outside civilization in a barbaric land. So, rather than letting him continue to grow in a barbaric land, it's better to bring him to the city."

"This is our home court. Some orangutans who live in savage lands and have not yet been civilized do not know the joys and rules of civilization."

Civilization is also a shackle. In Bronte's view, David is in the west, leading a group of tough bandits. It is difficult for him to do anything to him, and it is impossible for the federal government to send troops to deal with a gang.

Therefore, after thinking about it, Bronte felt that it might be a good choice to agree to David's request, which would not only preserve his credibility, but also allow David to come to Saint Denis.

No one can refuse to enjoy the luxury, and life in a big city cannot be compared with a small town in the west.

Here, Bronte has more means to deal with David, and many things do not necessarily require the use of violence.

Mayor Lemieux said; "Well, Mr. Bronte, since you insist on doing this, of course I will support you, but you should also know that those judges are different from us. They are stubborn and old-fashioned. Being unkind is not that easy to deal with.”

"If you want to persuade them to do these things that violate the law, the price you pay is not small."

"Perhaps this requires a large sum of money."

The federal government has long been infiltrated by capital, but in terms of law, it is the bottom line that the Puritans adhere to.

If it was the east, there would definitely be nothing we could do, but here is the west, and some things are not so particular.

However, the amount of dollars required is not a small amount.

"Oh, sure, that damn baboon, I think he'll thank me."

At this time, Bronte couldn't care less about the beautiful knife.

But he won't do a loss-making business. David's private wine will definitely bring him more money.

He knew very well how profitable moonshine with that taste would be once it became popular in Saint-Denis.

That's definitely not comparable to tens of thousands of dollars.

Although he had always wanted to prostitute David's private wine recipe for free, now, he had no choice but to cooperate.

Moreover, his private wine production areas have been destroyed by David. It is not that simple to find a new production site for private wine.

After all, outside the city, there are some barbaric places where safety cannot be guaranteed.

It was also with Braithwaite that we had a stable source of private wine. At once

This reason is also the main factor why Bronte chooses to help David.

If you can't destroy your enemies, then choose to become friends. Of course, Bronte doesn't mind stabbing him in the back if given the chance.

Apparently, David thought so too.

Rand Farm.

David received a telegram from Naples.

The telegram said that Bronte was already trying to smooth things over for him, and it might not take long before it could be done.

This surprised David. He originally thought that someone like Bronte would not do this.

But when he saw the bootlegging cooperation mentioned in the telegram, he understood.

Bronte wants to develop the moonshine business more vigorously, because anyone who knows a little about David knows that he relied on this top-quality moonshine wine to build up his current family fortune.

The profits generated here are definitely terrifying figures.

Even compared to the business of some wealthy people in the east, it is not bad at all.

"Looks like there's something to be happy about, David."

During dinner, the sumptuous dishes on the table highlighted David's mood, and Arthur couldn't help but ask curiously.

Living here with David during this time made Arthur feel very wonderful. He liked it here.

Including teaching those children art.

David smiled and replied: "Of course, maybe it won't be long before Arthur, you will be able to read in the newspaper that the Callander brothers were arrested and brought to justice, and then after a court trial, they were hanged on the gallows in Saint Denis. News of death.”

"Perhaps this will also make Pinkerton's pursuit of you less severe."

Arthur hesitated slightly and said: "This is good news, David, but I think my injury has almost recovered."

"Maybe it's time to leave. After all, Dutch still needs me."

Hearing this, David put down the knife and fork he was cutting the steak, wiped his mouth with a napkin, and said, "You know, Arthur, I won't stop you from going back."

"But if one day you are no longer needed by Dutch, or something else happens, you will always be welcome here. The children also like it very much, as their art teacher."