Wilderness Redemption Tour

What Dutch is most worried about now is some unexpected events. Having suffered repeated setbacks in recent missions, he is now a little afraid of the word "trouble".

"What's wrong? What happened?" Dutch, who had already opened the safe in front of him, had no time to put the money in. When he heard John's words, he immediately leaned out of the vault and asked.

John waved at him and asked him to come over: "Come and take a look, I feel something is wrong on the street."

With the attitude of taking precautions, Dutch walked towards the front door where John was. When he arrived at the glass window where John was standing, Dutch looked out the window through the glass and asked John, "What's wrong?"

John pointed to the empty street in front of the bank and said, "There were quite a few people on the street when we came in just now, but now there is no one."

"It's the same at the side door," Lin Yan continued, "The whole street east from here is empty."

Hearing this, Dutch couldn't help but frowned, then he lowered his head and pinched his brows to think for a while, and decisively ordered everyone: "Terminate the plan, let's leave here immediately!"

"Micah! Stop pretending! Go!" Dutch shouted at Micah in the vault again. In a hurry, he didn't care about so many things and actually called out Micah's name directly.

When Dutch finished speaking, the first person to respond to him was not Micah, but John who exclaimed: "Damn it! Pinkerton Detective!"

Through the glass window next to the side door, Lin Yan saw that some Pinkerton detectives in uniform black uniforms and bowler hats appeared like ghosts in the shops and residential buildings around the bank, while others ran out in a line from the corners of the two streets, using various shelters on the street to protect themselves while drawing their guns and getting ready to shoot.

Dutch's heart skipped a beat when he heard John's exclamation, and he quickly turned around and moved closer again. When he saw groups of Pinkerton detectives pouring out from all directions and surrounding the bank, he punched the wall angrily: "Damn it! This is another trap! This damn Bronte, I shouldn't have let him die so easily!"

The other gang members were also a little panicked when they saw this scene. Even though they now had the wealth of a bank, their biggest wish at this moment was to escape from here. What's the use of having a lot of money? The important thing is to have a life to spend it.

Although Dutch was the mastermind of this failed operation, the crowd couldn't care less about him now. If they wanted to escape, it would be impossible without someone to lead them. Compared to the others, Dutch was the one who could convince the crowd the most. After figuring this out, everyone looked at him with hope, and Sean asked directly, "Dutch, what should we do now?"

"How do they know when we will act? What happened to Arthur? Why is there no movement from Mrs. Bell and the others?" John asked a series of questions, which made Dutch very confused. He had to reach out to stop John's soul from asking questions, and kept looking around the bank hall to see if there was any way for his group to escape smoothly.

Seeing that Dutch had no time to pay attention to him, John rationally shut up. However, the scene he saw next made him interrupt Dutch's thoughts: "Dutch, they caught Josiah!"

No one expected that Josiah, who had just sent them the signal, had been caught.

Agents Milton and Ross, old acquaintances of the Van der Linde gang, pointed their guns at Josiah, who looked sullen, and came to the street opposite the main entrance of the bank. Milton used Josiah as a cover and shouted at the Van der Linde gang members in the bank: "Dutch, come out! Come out and surrender now!"

“Why was Josiah caught?”

"Could it be that he was the one who told the secret?"

"Dutch, don't go out. Maybe Josiah is already one of theirs."

This sudden change completely shocked the Van der Linde gang members in the bank. For a while, there were many different opinions. Some said that Josiah was a traitor, some advised Dutch to calm down, and even more outrageous was that some people said that Josiah was an undercover agent planted by Pinkerton detectives in the Van der Linde gang. A group of people tried to make Dutch believe that what they said was right.

"Shut up!" Dutch shouted to stop the chaos, then walked to the window, leaned against the wall, tilted his head to reveal only half of his face, and spoke to Agent Milton: "Mr. Milton, you'd better let my friend go, otherwise everyone will suffer meaningless casualties. In terms of the number of hostages, we have a whole room full of people here."

"Ha!" Agent Milton laughed disdainfully. "Do you think I care about this? Stop talking nonsense to me. I'm going to catch all of you today. Either you come out and surrender, then I'll let the others go because you're obedient; or..."

At this point, he paused, sneered and continued: "Or we can fight again here, and when most of your men are dead, I will accept your crying and pitiful begging for mercy."

"Mr. Milton, this is America, a free country, and anything can be traded." Dutch seemed a little panicked, but he still tried to negotiate with the other party: "I can release all the hostages here, and I can also keep all the money I just put in my pocket, but the premise is that you have to ensure that my friends and I can leave here safely."

"Come on." Milton picked his ear, obviously impatient. "I've given you too many chances before. I tried to treat you as misguided criminals and tried every means to make you stop. But you have not only refused to repent, but have become even worse. There will be no negotiations or deals today. I have said everything I need to say. We will attack in a minute. You decide for yourself what to do."

After saying this, Agent Milton took Josiah back to a house facing the street and ignored Dutch.

When Milton appeared with Josiah just now, Lin Yan noticed through the danger warning that there was no change in the color of his body, which meant that the prisoner Josiah was the safest one among all.

After Milton left, Dutch was once again under everyone's gaze. "I know what you are thinking now." Dutch took out a bundle of explosives from his pocket and said, "I think it is necessary to remind you in advance. Even if I surrender obediently, do you think the people outside will let you go? Just now, I have thought of a way to take you away safely. Do you believe him or me?"