Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

"I'm curious as to what caused such a sudden change in you, Sadie."

"Of course, if you mind, just pretend I didn't ask."

David asked as he had a drink with Sadie.

Sadie drank all the whiskey in her glass generously.

"David, you don't act like a man. We are all drinking whiskey, but you are drinking beer." Sadie pointed at David's beer bottle and said unceremoniously.

This made everyone present laugh.

David didn't feel offended and said with a smile: "I'm not an alcoholic like Mike and Uncle. I hate the feeling of being drunk. It makes me lose control of myself."

"We are in danger, and we need to keep a clear mind and not give opportunities to the enemies hiding in the dark, right?"

"If we were all drunk here, I believe even a child could easily slit our throats with a dagger."

These words made Arthur and Sadie feel a little embarrassed.

Only Mike said without any scruples: "Don't worry about him, David can always say something that sounds very reasonable. Just get used to it."

"As for drinking, of course you have to drink strong alcohol. Only women will drink soft things like beer and cider."

"But speaking of it, I prefer David's moonshine to whiskey. It tastes much better than whiskey."

Mike's words adjusted the atmosphere, and Sadie continued: "I feel that David's words do make sense, but just like what Mike said, I don't want to listen."

“Since David you want to hear about me, then I’ll tell you.”

"That ugly sailor, the disgusting fat man Pearson, always treated me with a condescending look, asking me to chop vegetables, chop vegetables, chop vegetables, oh, Fuck, if Arthur hadn't stopped me, I would have killed him Make it for dinner.”

David said: "It seems that our gang was almost going to change to a chef, if Arthur hadn't stopped him."

"But I really feel uncomfortable eating the food that Pearson makes, even though I had been feeling uncomfortable for many years before that."

"Our Van der Linde Tiger has been cooking for 6 years. For 6 years, his cooking skills have not improved at all. It is still as unpalatable as before."

"I really don't know if Dutch regretted saving him when he was in the Caribbean. Speaking of which, I have always missed the taste of Caribbean rum."

Arthur also said with some nostalgia: "The time in the Caribbean was indeed very beautiful."

The Van der Linde gang has been to many places, wandering, robbing, and having no fixed residence, and the Caribbean is one of them.

"Okay, that's all in the past. We can remember it. There's no need to dwell on it."

"Arthur, you stayed here in Rhodes Town and became a deputy police chief. It seems that Dutch has another plan."

"I don't think he wants to live here peacefully." David asked after taking a sip of wine.

Arthur didn't think much and replied: "Yes, David, just like what was said, Dutch has a new plan."

"But this time, I think I can trust him. Hosea is also very supportive of Dutch's plan. This may very well be our last vote."

"We got news that here in Rhodes Town, there is a batch of gold among the two major families, which is worth a lot of dollars."

"If we get them, we can leave here and find a free place to survive."

"David, if you're going to deal with the Braithwaites, which is exactly the same goal as ours, it might get us moving together again, wouldn't it?"

David shook his head and said, "It's not that simple, Arthur. The information you know is too one-sided. The Braithwaite family and the Gray family are more troublesome than you know."

"Otherwise, I wouldn't have come to Rhodes Town in person. They are not as easy to fool as they seem. Maybe you should tell Dutch and ask him to act more cautiously."

Arthur said: "David, I know you don't believe Dutch. He did make a lot of mistakes during this time, but you should believe Hosea, right? His plans have never let us down."

"Daqi has already discussed it with Hosea. Although I don't know how to act, Dutch showed me what it was like before. Hosea is also full of energy for this time. We will definitely succeed this time. .”

Obviously, Arthur felt that with the combination of Dutch and Hosea, there seemed to be nothing impossible, and he was full of confidence in this robbery.

David's lips moved slightly. He wanted to persuade Arthur, but he knew that Arthur would not listen to his words now.

After thinking a lot, David finally just raised his glass: "Okay, Arthur, I wish everything goes well, cheers."

David knew in his heart that the gold they were looking forward to did not exist. Times had changed. Although according to the plot of the previous life, their action would be relatively smooth, it was doomed to failure in the end.

In fact, this operation led to the death of Sean, the poor Irish boy who was rescued from Blackwater Town.