Dutch told me to move our people near Roanoke Ridge as he hasn't done his final move yet. Charles joined me. We took a canoe when Charles asked me which route to follow. The canoe ride was fun but seemed slow after a moment but fortunately, the journey passed by in the cinematic.
I was at our camp, and the Dutch mission was about to start. When I was heading towards Dutch, I saw him sitting next to a lake, thinking about something. So I got closer to him to talk in the early morning.
Dutch was planning his final move on Leviticus Cornwall. Arthur replied that maybe those people were not the problem. Arthur added that it would have been better if they ran and went somewhere. But Dutch said he had not played his final move.
Arthur asked what his move was, and Dutch replied that he did not have a final plan yet and needed Arthur to take their people near Roanoke Ridge past Butcher Creek. Dutch and Micah needed to do some reconnaissance.
So I left Dutch there and was walking forward. Then I went to Charles, told him about Dutch's plan, and asked if he wanted to go with me.
Charles agreed to go with me. Then we got on our horses and started heading towards our destination. We rode through the forest and then came to an open road. While on the way, Charles said he saw some canoes near the bridge up the river and that we could use them to go to Butcher Creek.
While riding, Charles asked if we were going to our destination via horse or canoe. I chose canoe, so we started going towards the river and saw a canoe there. Then we decided to go in that canoe.
Then we got in the canoe and started rowing it together, as it was a canoe for two people to row. We were moving forward, and the overall environment was looking really good. I used my photo mode to click some beautiful pictures.
After riding for a while, I was thinking about how we were going to cover that much distance. Had I made a mistake by choosing the canoe? While thinking that, a cinematic part started.
Fortunately, night came. We kept rowing the boat, and due to some problems on the river, we had to carry the canoe sometimes.
When we were close to Butcher Creek, I again had the option to row the boat. Then we rode the canoe for a while, following the moon.
We reached Butcher Creek, then we got off the boat and started walking. While walking, I asked a person to help us find Beaver Hollow, but he refused. Then Charles said they were not going to help us, and we started moving forward.
Here I'm finishing the post for today and I'll come talk about more special RDR 2 gaming moments in Gaming Photography.
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