A Red Dead Redemption Story

Chapter 213 Surprise
When they first arrived, they encountered pickpockets, and the good mood of several people staying in a luxury hotel was ruined.

Fortunately, Hosea is still an old man and has not been tricked. Otherwise, it would have been embarrassing just now. That Liliana's tail would have been raised to the sky. If there is no money to pay for the room in the end, then Sean will probably be able to stay where he is. explode.

In Arthur's room, several people discussed it. Arthur and Hosea together, Sean and Kieran together, both sides split up. Originally, Arthur planned to go alone to visit Henry, the mayor of Saint Denis. ·Lemieux, but since Sean and Kieran were arranged to inquire about this group of pickpockets, Hosea did not want to stay alone in the hotel, so he expressed his intention to visit Lemieux with Arthur. long.

"Arthur, are you sure Flavian Street is here?"

Hosea followed Arthur around for a long time and just crossed a path, but ended up turning into another alley.

What Arthur is sure of now is that this is definitely not Flavian Street. He said:
"I was walking in the direction of the mansions, but I don't know what happened on this road. I turned a corner while walking."

Hosea obviously realized that if he continued to follow Arthur like this, it would be dark and it would be difficult for the two of them to find a place, so he pointed to a very well-behaved boy leaning against the wall in front of him. Said to Arthur:
"Let's find a little guide. We've already tried asking for directions, but it obviously doesn't work. I think a local street boy can definitely help us find the place. What do you think? Arthur."

"Okay, I just hope this guy is not the same as the person who stole our wallet before."

To be honest, the two of them had asked for directions along the way, but the people they asked for directions were either those who spoke French, or those who could only speak German, and some who spoke Spanish.

I finally asked a few people who could speak English, but I couldn't tell where Flavian Street was.

"Good morning sir."

The task of making conversation was naturally handed over to Hosea, and after the boy confirmed that the 'sir' was calling him, he obviously lowered his guard a lot, and he replied happily:
"What's wrong, do you need to ask for directions? You don't look like people living here."

Hosea smiled and nodded and said:

"Yes, we need a temporary guide. Are you willing to help us? I will pay you one dollar."

"No problem! We agreed, one dollar!"

Arthur looked at the boy in front of him. He obviously regarded the two of them as fat fish with stupid people and lots of money. However, Arthur didn't mind.

Although one dollar may be a lot to others, for Arthur and the others now, one dollar is just one dollar. I don’t know if it is due to Arthur’s influence. Now it seems that even Hosea is slowly Starting to become more generous?

"Then it's settled, what's your name?"

"Andre."

"Okay, Andre, let's send it out now. We are going to No. 003 Flavian Street. Lead the way." Hosea first took out fifty cents and gave it to Andre. After receiving the money, , Andre showed full energy and led the way for the two of them.

Along the way, Andre also introduced Arthur and Hosea to the 'scenic spots' they passed by.

"That is Notre-Dame, gentlemen. It is modeled after a famous church in Toulouse, France."

Listening to Andre's introduction, Arthur really adopted a tourist mentality and took a look at the Notre Dame Church.

Generally speaking, this Church of Our Lady is magnificent, but it doesn't have any sacred atmosphere. From this angle, you can just see the stained glass on the rose window under the refraction of the sun, which is called There was a bright light, and at the same time, the bell on the tower swayed gently in the wind.

There is so much meaning.

In short, if Arthur were to describe it, he would just say 'better than Valentine's church'.

Hosea was more particular than Arthur. After listening to Andre's introduction, he asked curiously:

“So this is a Catholic church?”

"Yes, people here only believe in Catholicism, not Baptists or other religions, so you'd better be careful and don't say bad things about Catholicism in crowded places." Andre said, Guiding the two of them to move forward.

"On the right is the famous 'Barrett and Schreiber' bookstore. I don't read, so I can only tell you that this is a bookstore." "That's the Lehrer Theater..."

"..."

Finally, this time under Andre's guidance, Arthur and the others finally succeeded in reaching the wealthy area covered by trams.

Then Andre pointed to a road ahead, a street lined with greenery on both sides, and said:
"Going in from there is the Flavian Street you are going to. I will take you here. There are many patrolling policemen inside. They don't welcome people like me wandering on that street."

Hearing what Andre said, Arthur didn't ask why, he knew why.

Hosea was obviously the same as Arthur. In addition to taking out the agreed fifty cents from his wallet, he also gave Andre an extra dollar, and then looked a little hesitant to accept the extra dollar. Andre said:

"Take it."

"But the price we agreed on is one dollar." Andre said.

Hosea began to like this child a little bit. After smiling at Arthur, he stuffed the extra dollar into Andre's hand and said:

"Kid, sometimes there are some unexpected surprises in life, just like this extra dollar I'm giving you now, it's not because you did better or more than you should have done. I just hope that you can Like a wild horse, face the difficulties in life bravely. Tomorrow may not be better, but it may not be worse either.”

Arthur was not sure whether Anders could understand what Hosea said. Looking at him accepting the money and leaving, Arthur smiled and asked Hosea:

"What, are you remembering what happened when you picked John back up?"

"Huh, why isn't it about picking you back up? I still remember that time..."

"Stop it, stop it." Arthur quickly stopped Hosea's memory that was about to begin and said:
"Let's go quickly. I've already remembered all that nonsense. Don't remind me again. The mayor's home should be right in front of you."

Arriving in front of Henry Lemieux's exquisite mansion, Arthur and the others surprisingly did not encounter any trouble in requesting to meet with the mayor.

The concierge went to report it happily, and not long after, a man who looked like a butler came and took Arthur and Hosea inside.

"Does that make sense? Hosea."

"If you mean that you haven't encountered any trouble, I think it's reasonable. After all, this is a civilized society, isn't it?" Hosea said.

Mark, who was leading the way, heard the conversation between Arthur and Arthur. He said in accented English:
"Mr. Callahan? And Mr. Matthews? That should be right, right?"

Arthur nodded and said:

"Yes."

"Welcome to Saint-Denis, civilized society, democracy, an interesting and interesting concept, isn't it?"

Listening to Jean Mark's words, it was obvious that both of them realized that the person leading them might not be the butler.

Seeing that Arthur and the others did not answer, Mark did not continue to say anything. Instead, he walked quickly and led the two of them to the study room on the second floor. After knocking on the door, he asked for permission:

"Mr. Lemieux?"

"Please come in."

(End of this chapter)