A Red Dead Redemption Story

Chapter 114 The Birth of the Valkyrie ([-])

In the end the fishing was over.

In the end, Arthur still tried desperately to convince Dutch to give up his current life.

Dutch refused, and this time he didn't use any excuses, he just refused.

Arthur rowed directly across Lake Luotie and returned to the camp.

The three of them separated without saying another word.

Arthur came to Pearson's dining table with two baskets of fish he had caught. Before he could speak, Sadie, who was helping to cut vegetables, suddenly raised her kitchen knife and shouted at Pearson:
"You can say whatever the hell you want! But let me tell you, if I don't get out of here right now, someone will die here soon!"

Pearson, who was also cutting vegetables, turned around, also holding a kitchen knife in his hand, and yelled back at Sadie:

"If you keep nagging at me, I guarantee that you will be the one who dies!"

Arthur frowned and looked at the two people, and was about to speak again when he heard Sadie threaten Pearson who was approaching her:

"If you dare come one step closer to me, sailor! I'll chop you to pieces!"

"Stop it! What are you two arguing about?" Seeing that something was going to happen in the next second, Arthur quickly dissuaded him. He threw the two fish on the table, went straight between the two of them, and then pulled them out. Pushed away.

Seeing Arthur, Sadie collapsed and stuck the kitchen knife on the table and said:
"Arthur! You leave me here, I can accept it, but I don't want to do vegetable chopping!"

Pearson said angrily from the side:
"Oh! Sorry, my lady, I wonder if your down pillow is comfortable enough to sleep on?"

Seeing Sadie jumping up and about to pounce on Pearson, Arthur quickly stretched out his hand to grab Sadie back. Looking at Sadie who was still arrogant, Arthur felt that he had to take her out, so he faced Pearson asked:
"Are there any supplies missing in the camp? I'll take her to the town. It just so happens that my horse didn't come back to the camp on its own."

Pearson childishly kept making faces with Sadie, who was held under Arthur's arm. After a while, he answered:

"Everything is lacking in the camp now. Ha, is this fish? That's great. I'm still worried about what to feed them at night. I only have some radishes and potatoes left here, and maybe some dried deer. Meat bar, I heard Ms. Grimshaw complaining that there is not enough medicine in the camp, but there is no shortage of wine. The wine you asked Lenny and the others to bring back made the drunkards in the camp very happy. Bring more. Food, there are lazy people in the camp now, few people go out to hunt..."

Arthur listened to Pearson's complicated complaints. To be honest, Arthur might have felt that Pearson was long-winded before, but after leaving for a while, hearing Pearson's complaints again made Arthur feel a familiar feeling. Feeling that, he smiled and took the list from Pearson, as well as a letter asking him to go to town and mail it.

Finally, after saying hello to Susan, Arthur took Sadie with him, and the two drove the carriage toward Rhodes Town.

On the way, Sadie, who was sitting next to her, lowered her head and said to Arthur:

"I'm not lazy, Mr. Morgan..."

"I can work, but not this kind of thing."

Arthur waved the reins and asked with a smile:

"Isn't cooking a serious thing?"

After hearing what Arthur said, Sadie became very irritable. She gestured with her hands, trying to explain something but couldn't. After taking a deep breath, she said:

"I don't know what to tell you...my husband and I, we all work together, we do all the work together. I have been in the wilderness, I can hunt, and similarly, I can also wield a knife and a gun. , but if you let me stay in the camp, believe me, I will skin that fat man alive sooner or later! And then make him dinner!" Well, a strong woman?Arthur thought so, and then said:
"Are you satisfied now? We left the camp. We were outside, and you were running around with a man. But you have to understand that the reason why I let you stay in the camp before was entirely because of who you were at that time. How can I put it? Well, you are completely immersed in sadness. To be honest, I don’t know how to enlighten you. This is not something I am good at.”

Hearing Arthur talk about the reason for leaving her in the camp, Sadie understood that Arthur was right. When the camp was still at the Horseshoe Lookout, she would sit in the corner and shed tears every day. If it weren't for Kay Len, Tilly and Abigail stayed with him and taught him that he might not be able to get over the sadness of losing his husband.

Arthur continued:

"You have been in the camp for a while. You should know that what we men do outside is not only hunting. Similarly, we are also hunted prey. Those who hunt us also have weapons in their hands. With a gun.”

Sadie looked at Arthur and said seriously, word by word:
"I'm not afraid of death."

Yes, Sadie is not afraid of death. She has already learned from other people in the camp about the murderer of her husband and the source of evil - the O'Drisco Gang.

Not only is Sadie not afraid of death, she is also extremely determined in one thing, and that is revenge!

Arthur didn't understand what Sadie was thinking in his heart. He just smiled indifferently when he heard Sadie say that he was not afraid of death. He said jokingly:
"Okay, then congratulations, you have been successfully promoted from a vegetable cutter to a buyer."

Sadie said speechlessly:
"But shut your damn mouth, Mr. Morgan."

Hey, okay, it seems that Sadie should have calmed down now. The carriage was not moving very fast, and Arthur casually asked Sadie about her life in the camp.

"Listen, that old woman Susan has an unusual prejudice against us women. Damn it, I'm not a kitchen helper? And I won't listen to that damn fat man's orders!" Sadie started complaining loudly again. .

Fat man and old woman, Arthur thought to himself. Neither Pearson nor Susan would like this title. However, he still patiently persuaded:

"I think each of us has to do our part..."

"Haha." Sadie didn't want to listen to Arthur's preaching, she interrupted:
"Where's the faith? Let's stop preaching and have some fun."

Good guy, do you really think Arthur is willing to preach?He is really the same as the brat John back then.

"Hey, you don't want to peek at other people's letters, do you?" Arthur said contemptuously.

Sadie asked in an exaggerated tone:

"Oh, murder and arson are allowed, but reading other people's letters is not allowed?"

Well, I have to say that Sadie's words were very convincing. Arthur decisively took out Pearson's letter from his arms and handed it to her.

After Sadie took the letter, she pretended to clear her throat, then held her throat and imitated Pearson's speech and read:

"Dear Aunt Kathy..."

"You are really outrageous, haha..." Arthur joked, suppressing a smile.

(End of this chapter)