Red Dead Redemption: Western Consortium

The negotiations with Cornwall naturally ended on bad terms.

But David wasn't too worried.

Cornish's methods of dealing with him are nothing more than two, from his legal status, and from his bootlegging business.

Legal status doesn't mean much. David Rand is a regular immigrant. This is all stamped by the federal government. The only thing he can do is to start from Sheriff Malloy.

But whether Malloy rebelled or used his connections to transfer him away, David didn't care.

At worst, just kill the uncooperative town police chief.

Killing a tycoon would be troublesome, but in the West, isn't it normal for several small town police chiefs to die?

As for the bootlegging business, there is nothing to worry about.

Because David now adopts an offline distribution sales model.

To put it simply, after Benedict brews a batch of private wine, the wine will be moved to the Rand Farm.

David divided up many areas, and each area had a moonshine agent.

For example, Donal, as David's right-hand man, is responsible for Valentine Town and Strawberry Town.

Other ranches and farms also have their own agents.

They get the goods from David at the same price of $1.5, and then sell them in bulk for $1.8 or $2.

This is equivalent to David transferring the risk. Even if a small part of the private wine is robbed or damaged, it has little to do with David.

If Cornwall sabotaged David's moonshine business by hiring some bounty hunters, he would find it difficult to cause significant damage to it.

On the contrary, it was easily discovered by David and powerful countermeasures were taken.

After leaving Wells Restaurant, David told Mike: "Mike, go back to the camp and let Dutch know about Cornwall's arrival in Valentine."

"Also tell them that Cornwall may be preparing some plan to deal with gangs, so that they should be more careful recently."

Although he knew that the Van der Linde gang was in danger, David wanted to express his goodwill.

Not to Dutch, but to the rest of the gang.

Mike nodded and said: "Okay David, I'll go over now, you be careful."

David smiled and said: "Don't worry, Mike, this is Valentine, this is our territory."

After Mike left, David called Abbas and asked him to continue to pay attention to the movements of these people in Cornwall.

Previously, people from Cornwall had infiltrated Valentine first, but he didn't know it, which made David realize that his control over Valentine was not complete yet.

Although there is a large floating population in Valentine, which makes the collection of intelligence a bit more troublesome, this is not the reason why Cornish's men didn't even notice when they came over.

David is going to spend a sum of money specifically to collect information on Valentine. These people who serve him can be prostitutes wandering around hotels and pubs, or children selling newspapers on the street.

And those idle gangsters and drunkards.

David is going to leave this matter to Abbas.

At this moment, a voice suddenly appeared in David's ears.

"Okay, sir, give me 5 cents, or 10 cents, whatever you want."

David followed the sound and saw that it was Mickey, the veteran who was begging in Valentine.

David, who was a little unconcerned at first, suddenly had an idea flash in his mind, and when he looked at veteran Mickey again, his eyes were sparkling.

David walked over.

Veteran Mickey saw David coming and said with some surprise: "Hi, brother."

But after seeing David's outfit clearly, he became a little cautious again, but still said:

"I'm too old and can't find a job anymore. Can we be friends? Sir..."

David replied: "Of course."

Veteran Mickey was very happy to hear this, and began to say a little confusedly: "I'm very happy, sir. I haven't had friends for a long time, a long time... a long time..."

"My last friend died, and it wasn't my fault... but they said it was my fault, and they were wrong..."

"It makes me so happy to be with you, sir."

"Can...can I give you a hug, sir?"

Although Veteran Mickey was a little dirty, David did not refuse the request. Instead, he took the initiative to hug Veteran Mickey.

"It feels so good, it feels so good, sometimes it just feels so good to be hugged."

"When we were fighting in the past, we would hug each other. Thank you, sir. Thank you very much."

David smiled, patted veteran Mickey's shoulder like a friend, and then stuffed a $1 coin into his jacket pocket.

Mickey was surprised and pleasantly surprised by David's generosity, and he kept saying words of thanks.

David knew that the man named Mickey, who had a broken hand, was not a real veteran, but he didn't mind that.

Because this made David think of a very good plan.

In the Federation, trade unions are an important part of the development of the entire society, have a justifiable social status, and have considerable rights. Even a behemoth like Pinkerton fell from the altar because of the union.