Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

"Angelo Brontë? I know him, but so what? Are there no supporters behind Mr. Gray?"

"Maybe he does have a lot of power in Saint-Denis, but this is Rhodes, isn't it, Mr. Grey."

David smiled lightly and said, no matter how powerful the gang is, it is only in the city.

Old Gray obviously didn't expect David's information to be so accurate and was a little surprised, but then he laughed.

"Very interesting young man, when I was your age, all I could think about was liquor and women every day."

"It's just Mr. Callander, you have to understand that because of certain relationships, I can't provide you with much help in dealing with the Braithwaite family, at least on the surface."

"This involves the interests of some big shots, and I don't want to suffer anyone's revenge."

David also laughed, but his tone was a little cold.

"So, you use my friends to deal with the Braithwaite family, right?"

"Let them destroy the places where moonshine is made, and let the Braithwaites take revenge on them."

"Even Mr. Gray had already thought that if they failed, it would be as if nothing had happened."

"And if they succeed, you kill them and no one can blame the Gray family."

"I don't know if my guess is correct, Mr. Gray."

Old Gray's face was a little uncertain. He obviously didn't expect that his plan would be directly exposed by David.

"They're just a bunch of wanted criminals, sir."

When David heard this, he replied, "Am I not?"

Obviously, Dutch, who thought he had a perfect plan, didn't know that their identities had already been exposed in the eyes of the Gray family and the Braithwaite family. ?

As the locals said, few outsiders came to this place, and Dutch and his party obviously didn't look like anyone to mess with.

When Trelawney was rescued earlier, perhaps the Sheriff hadn't reacted yet, and he just felt that Dutch felt pretty good.

But by the time they were given the position of deputy sheriff and asked to help destroy the Braithwaite family's bootlegging business, the Gray family must have already known the identities of Dutch and others.

Dutch wanted to take advantage of the conflict between the two families, but the two families were taking advantage of the Van der Linde gang.

"What do you want, Mr. Callander." Old Gray's momentum at this moment was no longer as strong as it was at the beginning.

David said calmly; "Tell me the information about the Lemoyne raiders. I know they are cooperating with Bronte, and I will help you kill them."

"But I want the winery managers, their addresses and information in Saint-Denis."

When Gray heard this, he immediately replied: "That's impossible, sir."

David said: "How could Mr. Gray know it was impossible if he didn't talk to the people behind him?"

"Whether it's bootlegging or arms business, this is an important source for those Italians. This will be a big blow to them, won't it."

"In comparison, a few small winery managers are nothing. Besides, the call for alcohol prohibition is getting louder and louder. Perhaps this is more in line with the political needs of some people."

"Besides, I just need their address and some information. There are many people in Saint-Denis who know this, and no one knows it could be you."

Old Gray hesitated a little, and after thinking for a while, he said: "I need a few days, Mr. Callander, to report to the superiors."

"This is not something I can decide. If there is any news, I will inform you within these two days."

David nodded: "That's no problem. I will wait for Mr. Gray's good news at the hotel in the town, but before that, I have a personal request, hoping to get Mr. Gray's help."

Old Gray frowned and asked, "I don't know what it is."

David said: "Colm O'Driscoe, I think Mr. Gray will be familiar with him."

"I just don't know if Mr. Gray understands that there is irresolvable hatred between us and the O'Drisco Gang."

"If Mr. Gray is willing to provide me with information about the O'Drisco gang, I will be grateful."

Old Gray was silent for a while, seeming to weigh the pros and cons, but soon he said: "We are friends, Mr. Callander, and friends naturally need to help each other."

"I do have some cooperation with the O'Drisco Gang. They help me sell tobacco. Business is not easy to do now, so I always need some help, right?"

"Of course, these are nothing compared to the cooperation with Mr. Callander. I can tell Mr. the news about them, if it is of some use."

To Old Gray, the O'Drisco Gang were just low-profile people, and telling David their information was not a big deal. ?

If the O'Drisco Gang suffered huge losses because of this, what does this have to do with the Gray family.

In Old Gray's eyes, Colm was nothing more than a country bastard.