Red Dead Redemption Dawn

At the corner of an alley in the city of Saint-Denis, Henry's carriage was stopped, and he got out of the carriage angrily.

Then he saw a group of extremely well-equipped policemen in police uniforms blocking both ends of the alley. In order to prevent the carriage from escaping, two carriages were stopped at both ends.

"You're **** fucked, are you from the **** police station? Who the **** sent you here? Do you **** know who you've messed with? I'm **** sure you guys won't see the **** The sun on the second day!" Henry got off the carriage and had a fark set meal.

However, these police officers looked at him indifferently, their expressions were even a little cold.

"Hehe~ okay, what a big deal! Mattley is so generous, he actually talked about the entire police station, he put all the profits for the next year into it~ huh?" Henry looked at the indifferent police officers. Said a little madly.

In the carriage, Bailey suddenly felt that he seemed to have misjudged him before. Even if Bronte was gone, Henry was not the one who had the upper hand.

"Come on~ see if you dare to kill me in the street, I have arranged everything! Everything! He will only get into endless troubles in the future, I promise!" Henry loudly addressed the twenty or so indifferent The policemen yelled.

Just when Henry was about to lose control of his emotions, a cold voice thought, "Relax, no one is going to kill you, but if you don't make some dangerous moves, you may suffer some unnecessary harm."

Henry was also brought back to his senses by this cold voice.

Then he saw a well-proportioned and slightly tall figure walking out from behind the policeman, with a cigar dangling from the corner of his mouth.

Henry took a closer look, and then said suddenly, "It's you!"

"That guy who was with Mattley yesterday!"

"Yes~ it's me, how are you when we meet again, Mr. Henry." Nick took off the cigar in his hand and exhaled a mouthful of mellow smoke at him.

"Hmph~ What do you want to do?" Henry gradually calmed down after seeing a familiar face. The behavior of a group of indifferent strangers holding guns just now really made him a little panicked.

"Cooperate with the investigation." Nick said unhurriedly.

"Cooperate with the investigation, cooperate with you? A group of dogs that Mattley didn't know when?" Henry regained his composure, but it didn't mean he wasn't angry.

This group of indifferent guys managed to make myself, who had not been angry for many years, initiate the biggest fire in recent years.

"Keep your mouth clean, disarm them, and shoot anyone who resists in the name of assaulting the police." Nick said calmly.

As soon as Nick's words fell, several police officers handed the long guns in their hands to their companions, and stepped forward empty-handed to disarm the guards around them.

When several people stepped forward, the rest of the police officers raised their guns and took aim.

Henry had eight guards including the coachman.

The guards looked at Henry one after another, waiting for instructions. Although this was just a habit, they were obviously not prepared to go all out. After all, the opponent can kill all of them in an instant, and they all wear police badges and uniforms.

"I don't believe you are the police." Henry's words caused the surrounding police officers to load their guns.

"Really, then gamble with your lives." Nick's voice didn't change.

The eight guards looked at each other, most of their faces were shaken, and they didn't want to resist. Then several police officers reached out and snatched the guard's guns.

Then Nick said to Henry, "Mr. Henry, you are accused of being involved in sixteen murders. Multiple evidence points to you as the mastermind. These sixteen murders have killed more than forty people. I will arrest you according to the law. Do you have You can keep silent, and you can also ask your men to find your lawyer, but now you have to come with me."

"Hehe~ Murder case? It's all your handwriting today?" Henry also guessed that the three people were probably arrested by the man in front of him after hearing his own evidence.

"You can think so, come with us." Nick asked.

Henry looked around at the elite police officers who had obviously killed someone, then returned to the carriage in silence.

Immediately afterwards, Nick said to several guards who had their weapons disarmed, "Go and call Mr. Henry's lawyer. We will wait for you at the police station in the Old Mork District in the Eastern District."

Then Nick walked into the carriage and said to Bailey who had been in the carriage, "Mr. Bailey, this matter has nothing to do with you, please come down."

Bailey looked at Henry, and Henry gave him a look and said, "I'm at the police station in the old Mork district, and I asked 'them' to pick me up."

Bailey looked at Henry and nodded, then got out of the carriage, and then he left here with Henry's four men, and he was going to gather his men.

After Bailey left with his men, Nick also got into Henry's carriage, and the remaining four guards still followed the carriage.

And the twenty or so police officers were escorting the two carriages to the police station in the old Mork district.

"How much did Mattley give you? I can actually give you more, I don't know your name yet." Henry in the carriage tried to persuade Nick to give up Mattley to work for him.

Nick glanced at Henry, and then said, "You can call me Nick, and I'm not short of money."

What he said was true, because John would definitely be able to afford what Henry could give, and there were many things that Henry could not give. For example, trust, such as the extraordinary friendship between him and John, and the little sense of admiration that John gave him.

Before he joined John's team, he had heard of John's name, a name that sounded a little too exaggerated, "The Last Knight of Blackwater Town". deepen.

John's stupid kindness and sense of justice are something he hasn't seen in so many years. UU reading www.uukanshu.com John's justice and kindness are very pure.

If you have to choose someone to be your boss, who doesn't want your elder brother to be a righteous and conscientious person, even if this kind of justice and kindness is a bit too stupid in the eyes of everyone.

But he felt that this was the reason why Kane and others were willing to gather around him, and John's shortcomings could be easily made up for by himself.

It was John who had these deficiencies that made Nick and the others feel that they should make up for these deficiencies for him. He had a great effect on him, and he felt that it was very important for John to maintain those justice and goodwill.

It gave him a sense of accomplishment.

"Mr. Henry, it's almost here, you should think about how to defend yourself." After Nick finished speaking, he didn't continue the conversation.

Nick saw that he refused very simply, and he felt that Nick might just be a capable subordinate, not the principal.

So he stopped talking and waited quietly for the person in charge who was going to meet him to negotiate terms.