He's in the west, he's a cowboy

Strawberry Town, to put it bluntly, is the most beautiful town in the nearby states.

The flocks of Valentine's cattle and sheep are really too dirty, and Rhodes Town is dusty and smoky due to the two major families. It's not like the surrounding areas around Blackwater Town are all barren mountains. Not to mention Saint-Denis, the massive swamps surrounding the city are a nightmare.

The dense forest surrounding the town, the gurgling water passing through the town, and the clean and tidy country wooden houses make the entire town look like a later-generation resort.

"So, it is a good choice for us to choose Strawberry Town to retire." Zhou Zheng said with a smile to Charles and Trelawney beside him.

"That's right, and there are a lot of fools here." Trelawney said with a smile: "The biggest financial backers of our casino are a large number of farmers from Strawberry Town."

"It seems that you are very comfortable doing business here." Charles looked at the triumphant Trelawney and said with a smile.

"Of course, it feels great here." Trelawney opened his arms exaggeratedly and sang in a melody.

"Okay, it's time to get down to business. Today's meeting will determine whether we can reach a higher level in the future." Zhou Zheng reined in his horse and said slowly while looking at the rather luxurious mayor's mansion in front of him.

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"Arthur, Arthur." Sean shouted when he saw Arthur wandering in front of the casino.

"What's wrong, boy?" Arthur turned around, looked at this annoying brother and said with a smile.

"Hey brother, we have to think of a way." Sean said mysteriously: "I feel like Hosea is going to eat me now. We have to make the old man happy."

"Why, do you have any bad ideas again?" Arthur said angrily.

"Hey, don't be like this. Just because I left you for a while, do you no longer believe in me?" Sean shouted excitedly: "We have experienced so much together, and this still doesn't let you know what I am like. Someone?"

"It's because you have experienced so much that we know how unreliable you are." Arthur said mercilessly: "You'd better not make any crooked ideas now, work hard, and stop thinking about those messy things. That’s it.”

"Don't be like this Arthur, I just want to make the old man happy." Sean said aggrievedly: "I know I did a lot of things wrong, I just want to make up for it."

"You should make up for Karen giving back the child in her belly now." Arthur said angrily: "You let a pregnant woman wander around homeless with you."

"I know, I know." Sean quickly defended: "So I have a plan. Can you listen to it first and then tell me?"

Arthur glanced at him, then said with a crooked mouth: "You'd better have a serious idea, or I'll beat you up."

"Of course, it's an absolutely serious idea." Sean smiled mysteriously, then pulled Arthur aside and whispered: "You know, when Karen and I just left you, we were drinking outside... ..."

"I don't want to know these things about you, you'd better get down to business." Arthur interrupted him impatiently.

"Okay, okay, you are still impatient." Sean shrugged helplessly: "We are in the north of Valentine, just follow the railway at Wallace Station. There was a crashed train there. I wanted to go down and have a look, but Karen didn’t agree. I thought there must be a lot of good stuff there.”

"Crashed train?" Arthur asked curiously: "Did no one salvage it?"

"Who knows, anyway, those carriages are just lying under the cliff. We just need to go around under the mountain." Sean said carelessly: "I looked at it at the time. Those two carriages should be carriages for transporting passengers and goods. , and it doesn’t take long, so as long as we act quickly, we should be able to get a lot of good things from it.”

Arthur looked at Sean in surprise, as if he was meeting him for the first time: "You actually have a serious idea."

"Of course." Sean said proudly: "And that place is not far from here. If we ride back and forth, we will definitely be back before tomorrow night."

Arthur looked around and then said, "Let's go and see what good things there will be."

Upon hearing Arthur's suggestion, Sean jumped up excitedly: "Haha, don't worry, you will definitely not regret this trip."

"I hope so."

Arthur mounted his own horse. Sean's horse was long gone, so he took a pack horse from the stable, and the two of them galloped along the railway at Wallace Station towards their destination.

"Look, that's right there." Sean said, pointing to the two almost smashed train carriages under the railway.

"Oh my god, I shouldn't believe you." Arthur looked at the tragic scene below and said, "How can we get off. Is it the same as that train?"

Sean said with a smile: "Don't worry, I have brought something." He took out a thick roll of rope from his horse: "With this thing, we can go down."

"Damn it, I actually listened to what you said." Arthur couldn't help complaining.

The place where the train fell happened to be on the bridge, and there was a large waterfall below. If someone fell, they would almost certainly be cold.

"Are you going down?" Arthur looked at Sean who was about to move and said, "This is too dangerous."

"Don't worry, since it was my idea, of course I will go down." Sean said confidently: "See that tree? Let's fasten the rope there, and then you put me down."

Arthur looked at the big tree on the edge of the cliff and nodded: "Let's go."

Arthur tied one end of the rope to the big tree, and Sean tied the other end to his waist, and then let Arthur pull the rope and slowly lower himself down.

"Boy, be careful." Arthur said worriedly.

"Don't worry, I can't bear to have my child lose his father before he's born." Sean said with a smile: "Ask me to be careful, why don't you hold on tight, my life is in your hands."

Sean slowly descended along the cliff. Arthur was nervously holding on to the rope, sweating in his heart. He felt that he was more nervous now than he was going down.

"Like a little bit to the left, a little bit more, that's right." Sean loudly directed Arthur above, asking him to make his landing point more precise.

Finally, Sean's feet stepped on the ruins of the train. He stepped hard and made sure it was relatively stable, and then he breathed a sigh of relief.

He opened the train door forcefully, looked at the mess inside, and said enthusiastically: "Let's see what good things are in here!!!"