Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

Donal can feel that group buying is definitely a genius sales model.

With one person leading ten people, they can definitely seize the entire Valentine's moonshine market as quickly as possible.

There will be more people coming to buy their moonshine.

"At this time tomorrow, bring people here to transport wine. Remember, you must show enough respect to Mr. Benedict."

"At the same time, his safety also needs your protection."

"Also, after I get the wine tomorrow, I will send thirty bottles to the police station in my name, three bottles to the sergeant, two bottles to the deputy sergeant, and one bottle to each of the other police officers."

"I need to get away for a few days and I'm sure you won't let me down, Donal."

"If you have any trouble, you can go to Mike and he'll sort it out."

To start the moonshining business, once the market opens up, greater investment is required.

So David was going to search for a few more gold bars.

The sale of illegal liquor will basically not encounter any resistance in Valentine. With the escort of the Valentine Police Department, this is enough.

"Don't worry, Mr. Callander, I won't let you down." Donal straightened his neck and said respectfully.

The place David wanted to go this time was relatively far away, mainly because the two places were quite different.

One is in West Elizabeth, Lake Owanjila near the town of Strawberry.

Next to the stream beneath the red Arabian horse, there is a carriage with three gold bricks underneath.

There is another place in Ambarino, near the old soldier's farm east of Grizzly, on the small island in the middle of Oakleaf Pond. There are two gold bars.

All I got was another $3000.

This is enough for David to make better investments and increase the scale of moonshine production.

In fact, there are still some gold bars in many places, but at that time, David didn't need to search hard.

By then, the profit that private wine would bring him would be much higher than these gold bars.

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Horseshoe Lookout Campground.

Arthur successfully brought Micah back, but no one in the camp was happy about it. Many people had an undisguised dislike of Micah.

Only Dutch stood up and offered a few words of comfort.

"Dutch, there may be something wrong with David. Do you know how he rescued me?"

"The Strawberry Town Police Department actually colluded with David. They directly gave the key to David and let me leave."

"Dutch, David must be hiding a lot from us."

"Arthur should know something, but he's not telling me."

After Micah returned to the camp, he immediately reported David to Dutch.

This was what puzzled him the most. He couldn't figure out how David did it. He asked Arthur many times on the way, but Arthur ignored him.

Dutch heard what Micah said and went to ask Arthur.

"Arthur, my boy, you should tell me what happened in Strawberry Town."

"I heard Micah say that you rescued him directly at the police station. That's West Elizabeth. There's no way the chief doesn't know Micah, my child, tell me what's going on."

Faced with Dutch's inquiry, Arthur naturally had no reason to refuse.

But he also didn't want to tell Dutch about David.

"Dutch, listen, I actually don't know what's going on."

"David took us to the Strawberry Town Police Station, and then he found the Sheriff and went to the Sheriff's Office to talk about something alone."

"It wasn't long before I saw him and the Sheriff walking out laughing together, like they were old friends for years."

"Then the Sheriff took all the officers out on patrol and David had already got the keys to the jail."

This answer obviously did not satisfy Dutch, and he asked: "Arthur, didn't you find something else?"

Arthur replied: "No, Dutch, I can guarantee that David may not have known the police chief before this. Perhaps, David spent a lot of money to bribe the police chief. "

Bribing the Sheriff was Arthur's guess, and that was all Dutch could think of.

He heard that David had robbed a rich man. No one knew how much money he robbed, but it was certainly not a small amount.

"Okay Arthur, but something is wrong with David recently. If you find anything, you must tell me."

Dutch could only say this.

Arthur said unhappily: "Dutch, maybe you shouldn't trust that mouse too much."

"No one thinks highly of him except you."

Dutch replied perfunctorily: "Okay, Arthur, I have my own ideas. You don't have to worry about these things. Micah has his uses."

"Listen, Hosea found out something recently, maybe we can do another one soon."

"I have a plan, a perfect plan, and there will definitely be no accidents this time."

"Believe me Arthur, our future will definitely become better."

Arthur nodded: "I hope so, but I believe in you, Dutch."

Susan Grimshaw came over.

"Arthur, I found your letter at the post office. I have put it on the carriage for you."