A Red Dead Redemption Story

Chapter 363 Someone is going to be unlucky

Boarding the train to New York again, this time Arthur was not only himself, he also brought Charlie and twenty other Blackwater River Company security guards.

"Are you preparing to go to war?" Lonnie, who was sitting opposite Arthur and Linda, chuckled.

If it is said that Arthur only brought more than 20 people, it may be somewhat exaggerated for Lonnie to say so, but he can see clearly that in the luggage compartment, Arthur and the others did not bring any clothes, but a full three The large wooden shipping boxes contained arms.

Lonnie didn't want to guess what exactly the arms were inside. He just knew that someone would be unlucky soon.

Arthur was flipping through the newspaper he bought on the train, Linda was picking up oranges carefully, and both of them ignored Lonnie who asked questions.

Fortunately, Lonnie didn't care very much. He changed the topic and continued:

"Dear sister, when we arrive soon, are you going to go home with me to see your father?"

"not see."

Linda divided half of the peeled oranges between Arthur and stuffed the remaining half directly into her mouth. She was not ladylike at all, which also made Lonnie, who was sitting opposite and watching, frown.

It seems that her sister is becoming less and less like her.

"I didn't let you go home. At least let your father see that you are okay, right?"

"No, if I go back, dad will definitely not let me go." Linda said vaguely.

Sighing, Lonnie looked at Arthur who was reading the newspaper in his hand with great interest and said:
"What about you? Mr. Morgan, would you like to go with me to visit our father."

Arthur gently turned to the next page without raising his head.

"Of course, but you have to wait until I finish the matter. After all, that's why I'm in a hurry to come to New York, isn't it?"

"Of course, of course, but, Arthur, you have to know that your problem can be solved by visiting our father, right?" Lonnie continued to work hard, trying to get Linda to let Arthur go to see Mr. Vincent. Also take it back.

After all, Lonnie's original main mission was to find Linda and bring her back.

Arthur, who knew everything about Lonnie's plan, just shook the newspaper and replied with a smile:
"Don't tell me, if Linda agrees, I promise you, you tell her."

"..."

As soon as Lonnie looked at Linda, he saw her giving him a you-know-what expression.

"Okay, then I'll go home and get scolded. I wish you all the best."

Lonnie gave up.

Arthur shook his head, and then continued to read the newspaper in his hand. In the corner of the newspaper, he found an article mentioning the robbery of the St. Denis bank.

It seems that because the news released by the police station was that except for Dutch's escape, one criminal surrendered, and all the other gangsters were shot dead on the spot, the newspaper was not very interested in this news, so the space was very small.

In terms of content, it just stated dryly that there was such a thing, and then it ended with a few symbolic words of praise for "the police officer's heroic performance."

But a piece of news that has been out of date for a long time made the headlines of this newspaper. "Odric was hanged, the reign of terror ended"

The headline of the news is really good. Uninformed people outside the West may think that O'Drisik is a warlord dictator, not just a gang leader.

The article reviewed in detail the persecution of Colm O'Driscoe by several citizens of the Western States in the past ten years. Arthur's simple summary is that O'Driscoe robbed carriages, abused men and women, and killed He has killed many people and committed various despicable crimes in various crazy and reckless ways.

When he read the article at the end and called O'Drysk the legend of the outlaw, Arthur couldn't help but laugh out loud. This movement made the Vincent brothers and sisters beside him cast curious glances. Arthur He just waved his hand, indicating that he just saw a funny piece of news and nothing happened.

As Arthur continued to turn the pages, he was thinking about taking people to the Drooping Dog Ranch. Sadie, who vowed to make the O'Drisco Gang a thing of the past, didn't know if she was still going well.

Soon, another report caught Arthur's attention again.

"Tensions are high and there are fears of another Indian war"

"Ambarino's troops are on high alert"

"Fort Wallace Requests More Troops"

It seems that the Flying Eagle has made the situation worse for the Indians on the Wapiti Reservation.

Beside Arthur, Linda, who had temporarily fed herself with snacks and fruits, was peeking at what Arthur was watching.

"This is a complete false report." Linda said with a frown.

Isn't that right? Arthur shook his head and read:
"In order to take care of the Indians, the state has been very generous in allocating funds. The children learned to be hygienic, had food, clothing, and shelter. However, these Indians were still polluting their own water, which eventually led to typhoid fever."

"They moved to a rich reservation, they lived a farming life, they adopted Christianity. However, those Indians who lived on the Wapiti Indian reservation still wanted to start a war. They were instigated by their chief and his son. Officers stationed near Fort Wallace warned that armed hostilities were likely."

Lonnie, who was sitting opposite Arthur and Linda, didn't understand why they thought this was a false report. He asked in confusion:

"Is it not?"

"It's a ghost. I was warmly entertained and welcomed by the Indian tribe. I originally had a very beautiful souvenir." When Linda mentioned the souvenirs, she glanced at Arthur dissatisfiedly. Her souvenirs were Arthur took it away. Hum, this was Arthur, and she would definitely not give it to anyone else.

When Lonnie, who was sitting opposite, heard that his baby sister actually went to an Indian tribe, he was so shocked that his mouth opened wide.

"It's too dangerous!"

"What's the danger? They are all very nice people. None of the reports about the Indians in these newspapers are true!" Linda said with certainty.

"It's not that there is no truth." Arthur coughed slightly and continued reading:

"As long as they cooperate with the government and live in harmony, the Indians are likely to prosper and become friends of the Americans who conquered New York to California. On the other hand, if they behave savagely, ungratefully, disrespectfully and treacherously, then we will not treat the Indians well. You Look, isn’t the second half of this sentence the truth?”

"It's so shameless."

Arthur looked at the angry Linda, he smiled and reminded:
"You, an American, don't sit very straight on your butt."

(End of this chapter)