Leaving Beecher's Hope at 3 a.m., I rode toward Strawberry under the full moon. After using Dead Eye to quickly dispatch a pack of wolves, I arrived in town at sunrise. Accepting a side task from a disgruntled citizen, I tracked down the fake tonic salesman hiding in a toilet.
It was three in the morning, and I was relaxing on my horseback at Beecher's Hope, but seeing a bounty poster in Strawberry made me decide to ride there right away in the dark.
I left everyone at the ranch fast asleep.
I took off into the night in hopes of running into something interesting, maybe even a ghost or spirit on my way. The full moon gave off enough light that I didn't even need a torch to see the trail ahead.
Suddenly, some wild wolves decided to mess with me and came charging in. I held my ground, triggered my Dead Eye ability, and shot all four wolves down in a matter of seconds before they could get any closer.
I pulled out my lantern to check the carcasses, realizing the extra light actually gave me some really cool views and photos in the dark.
Riding through the night brought back memories of exploring scary swamp sites as Arthur in the past, where I had even run into a ghost and found a strange cult.
I reached Strawberry without facing any more mishaps along the way. The town wasn't as active as Saint Denis, but I still saw a few people outside handling chores as the sun began to rise past 5 a.m.
As I was heading toward the sheriff's office for the bounty job, a man called out to me asking for help. He explained that a con man had sold him a fake miracle cure that turned out to be just water.
I accepted his request to find the con man and asked which direction he went. The man wasn't sure, but suggested checking around the town, so I headed over to search the opposite side of the river.
Looking around the area as daylight broke, I found the con man hiding inside a toilet, with most of his body wedged near the commode.
I made John ask him about selling fake miracle cures, and he begged me to keep my voice down, claiming the man who sent me was just being vile.
Here I'm finishing the post for today, and I'll talk about more special RDR 2 gaming moments in Gaming Photography.
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