Justice in the Wild West.

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Upon arriving in Blackwater to check the bank, I was unexpectedly attacked by a wagon driver. Seeking revenge for the unprovoked shooting, I tracked the driver, bounded him with a lasso, and transported him to an isolated cliffside to execute a cruel ~~murder~~ justice.

I finally managed to get an opportunity to ride into Blackwater to check on the local bank, though I kept a close eye out along the way in hopes of stumbling across a few side quests before entering the town proper.

Immediately after I crossed the town limits, a wagon driver opened fire on me simply because I happened to be crossing the street directly in front of his path, and he quickly sped away from the scene while continuing to shoot back at me.

I tracked him down, where it appeared as though he had already completely forgotten my face even when I walked up remarkably close to his position.

Furious about the unprovoked attack, I decided to seek absolute revenge by planning a cruel death for him, starting by pulling out my lasso and tying him up securely so he could not wiggle free.

Once I finished subduing him, I stowed his bound body onto the back of my horse and began riding away from the town, ensuring we put plenty of distance between ourselves and the town, as the law started investigating around getting a kidnapping case.

I rode a considerable distance away from the local settlements, keeping the captive secured on my horseback as I targeted a remote area where the land met the edge of the water.

The remaining daylight started fading fast during the trek, and it was already completely nighttime by the time I finally reached the shore and brought my horse to a stop.

I decided to give the man a fair chance to apologize for his actions, so I cut his ropes loose, but the stubborn man immediately drew his weapon and started shooting at me instead, sealing his own fate for the second time.

When he kept shooting at me, I shot back at point-blank with my shotgun and blew his head off with a single shell. At last, I gave him a death he truly deserved which might seen as a murder but it is justice to me.

There was absolutely no one around to witness the deed in the dark, but I still decided to drown the body completely in the water to hide the evidence before leaving the area behind peacefully.

Here I'm finishing the post for today and I'll come talk about more special RDR 2 gaming moments in Gaming Photography.