Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

At almost dusk, Arthur, Bill, Charles, and Kieran Duffy returned to camp.

Naturally, we did not meet Colm O'Driscoe this time, but the Six Points Cabin was an important stronghold for Colm, which also dealt a big blow to the O'Driscoe gang.

When Arthur saw David coming back, he said hello and went to report the situation to Dutch.

After finishing speaking, Arthur asked: "Dutch, have you found a buyer to buy the bonds we grabbed."

Arthur is worried about the bond issue. He may want to prove to David that Dutch's decision is right.

However, Dutch's answer disappointed him: "Not yet, but Hosea is already thinking of a way."

Arthur was silent for a moment and asked, "When will we go west?"

Dutch replied: "Maybe soon, but... I don't know."

At this time, Dutch, with a bit of sigh on his face, walked to the seat next to him and sat down.

"It feels like... times have changed, the whole world has changed."

Unlike previous games, neither Dutch nor the others stayed in the camp all day long. They usually went out to gather information or have a drink.

Recently, Dutch and Hosea have been looking for buyers who can pay for the bonds.

How could a bond worth tens of thousands of dollars be sold so easily? What David said about Pinkerton before was also happening.

When he said this, Dutch actually regretted robbing the train.

Arthur didn't say anything clearly, but just glanced in David's direction, and then said: "People like us are no longer needed, but we are hunted."

Dutch replied: "We are different from them. We are smarter than them. Only the most incompetent people will sacrifice their lives for the Federation."

These words seemed to be spoken by Dutch to himself and also to Arthur.

Arthur laughed: "I hope so, Dutch."

At this time, Lenny rushed in on horseback from outside the camp and shouted:

"They got Micah!"

Lenny's voice triggered a gathering of camp helpers. Although David knew the situation, he also walked over.

"What happened, Lenny."

Dutch asked as he stepped forward.

"They caught Micah. He was arrested for killing someone. He was in Strawberry Town...he..." Lenny looked very panicked and spoke a little incoherently.

Dutch comforted him: "Lenny, my boy, calm down, it's okay, just calm down."

Under Dutch's comfort, Lenny took a deep breath, and then his mood gradually calmed down.

"They were so close to hanging me, they... they locked Micah up at the Strawberry Township police station and said they were going to hang him."

Before Dutch could speak, Arthur nodded slightly beside him: "I hope so."

Dutch shouted with some reproach: "Arthur."

Arthur immediately said: "Why, that idiot is completely asking for trouble. You know very well what I think of him, Dutch."

Dutch persuaded: "Do you think you only see his vulgar appearance but not his heart? He is a good guy."

Arthur refused directly: "No, I don't plan to save this idiot."

Dutch said: "I can't go. My portraits are all over West Elizabeth. I beg you Arthur, if it were you, he would save you."

When Arthur heard the word request, he felt a little soft-hearted: "I don't think he will...well, even if I agree to go, do you want me to go alone?"

Dutch turned around and shouted to David, who was watching the show: "David, Mike."

David couldn't help but spread his hands and said: "Dutch, are you crazy? I wanted to kill that rat with one shot, but now you want me to save him."

Dutch said: "Listen David, I know you have great opinions on Micah, but what happened in Blackwater Town is not his fault."

"I admit that I was a little impatient about robbing the train, but Micah is now a member of a gang. He was arrested because he was gathering information for the gang."

David didn't expect that Dutch would admit that he was wrong to rob the train, even just by saying a word.

This is very unnatural.

In fact, Dutch himself is an excellent gang leader. After thinking about it, and because the bond has not made a move, he has figured out a lot of things.

This also has something to do with David. Anyone with a discerning eye can see that David now has a strong opinion on Dutch, and Dutch obviously doesn't want the gang to fall apart.

The current Dachi is not as crazy as he was later.

After a slight hesitation, David said: "For Arthur's sake."

David himself also wanted to go to Strawberry Town, not just because of the grocery store owner’s side business of brewing moonshine.

And the relationship with Arthur.

The Callander brothers have always had a good relationship with Arthur, or Arthur is very popular in the gang.

In the past, Arthur had helped David many times, even though the current David had not yet traveled through time at that time.

Or it's the friendship with the original person, or the love for the game Arthur.

Of course, David would not admit that he wanted to take this opportunity to attack the police force in Strawberry Town, thereby laying the groundwork for his later control of Strawberry Town.

As for Micah, it's not time to kill him yet.

His role is to drive Dutch crazy, thus causing the Vanderlinde Gang to split.

Without Micah, David really doesn't think he has any way to kidnap some people in the gang, including Arthur.

The overly united Van der Linde gang is not what David wants.