Wilderness Redemption Tour

Seeing this, Micah stood up and said sharply, "It's not your turn to judge me! I said from the beginning that I have the final say on this mission, but you insist on going against me. Don't you have the ability? Fine! I'll give you a place to fully demonstrate your abilities! Go ahead! If you really have the ability, start right where I say!"

"Okay... you're awesome..." Lin Yan was so angry that his teeth were itching, and he wanted to beat up the bastard in front of him immediately.

After saying that, Micah sat down and put on a sly smile. He looked up at Lin Yan provocatively, "Boy, you are too young to fight me. Work hard for me this afternoon. Even if you die, you must escort the carriage to the designated location before you die."

"Well, let's wait and see." Lin Yan did not continue to speak harshly, but turned and walked away.

Everyone was already used to the quarrels that happened in the camp. Even Lin Yan's way of quarreling was not considered a quarrel in the eyes of others, so no one cared about what he and Micah said.

Sadie was ordered by Aunt Susan to work early in the morning, so she didn't pay much attention to Lin Yan, and didn't hear Lin Yan's bold words of "one is worth two", otherwise, according to her personality, she would have to follow him.

Not only that, she might even have a fight with Micah.

In short, the first direct conflict between Lin Yan and Micah ended with both of them taking a step back. Micah didn't say anything more extreme, and Lin Yan didn't do anything more outrageous. Despite the many contradictions, the two of them tacitly maintained the atmosphere at a relatively stable level.

After Micah finished assigning the tasks, Bill began to urge Pearson to cook. The Van Horn Trading Post was not close to the camp, and he and Lin Yan had to go there in advance to find an ambush site, so it was necessary to go early.

Under Bill's urging, Pearson finally prepared lunch before the latest departure time agreed upon by Lin Yan and Bill.

After a quick meal, Lin Yan and Bill embarked on this unknown journey.

This was the first time that Lin Yan went on a mission alone with Bill. Since he already knew Bill's unusual sexual orientation, he kept his distance from Bill. When he thought of the scene when Bill patted him on the back affectionately when he and Charles decided to cover Dutch and others' escape by boat at the dock in St. Denis, he felt a chill in his heart.

Bill didn't care about Lin Yan's deliberate alienation from him, or he didn't think about it that way at all. On the way, he asked Lin Yan: "Brother Jamie, I don't understand why Sean and the others left the gang? Dutch didn't do anything to let everyone down. It's just that the wind has been a little tense recently, and they all ran away like frightened rabbits. Do you think this is considered a betrayal of Dutch?"

Lin Yan was speechless and said, "They didn't pledge allegiance to Dutch, so how can they be considered as betrayers? Everyone joined the gang because Dutch could satisfy their aspirations. Now that they can't see any hope in Dutch, it's not normal for them to leave."

"Dutch took them in when they were desperate. Shouldn't they help Dutch through this difficult time? What does it mean to just quit and leave? In my opinion, they are all treacherous villains." Bill seemed very angry about this.

"Everyone has their own aspirations. Didn't Dutch say before that he wouldn't force anyone to stay? He didn't say anything himself, so why are you still standing up for him?"

"Dutch didn't say anything because he didn't want to say anything. Do you want to know the reason?" Speaking of this, Bill suddenly became witty. He moved closer to Lin Yan, looked around cautiously, and then said, "Let me tell you a secret. Dutch actually has a private treasury. I only found out about it a few days ago. Dutch didn't let me tell anyone else..."

Bill blah blah said a lot at once, about how he found out, how Dutch told him about it after he saw it, and the size and shape of the cash box. He just short of telling Lin Yan how much money was there.

"Dutch finally told me that this money was a reserve fund he had saved for all gang members over the years. After we solved the current problem and got out of it, regardless of whether we made money this time, he would take out this money and distribute it to those who stood by him and supported him all the time."

How could such a thing happen? Why did Bill tell me this? Could it be that he and I have such a high level of affection that he fell in love with me?

A series of questions popped up in Lin Yan's mind. He stroked his chin and pondered for a while, then asked Bill, "How much do you think this money will be?"

"Who knows?" Bill rubbed his nose. "But looking at the size of the cash box and Dutch's mysterious look, I guess the amount of money will not be less than 20,000, maybe even 30,000."

"Now you know why Dutch doesn't care about the loss of gang members," Bill said proudly. "The fewer people there are, the more money those who stay will get."

"Dachi's plans are becoming more and more radical. Aren't you afraid that he will fail and be caught one day?" Lin Yan asked a more realistic question.

Bill glared at him. "How is that possible? He is Dutch van der Linde, one of the most legendary figures in the American West today. Even in the most dangerous situations, he can find a way to escape unscathed."

The most legendary figure... You're so lucky to say that. In my opinion, he is the most notorious robber... Besides, if you walk by the river often, you will get your feet wet. If this continues, it is only a matter of time before Dutch is caught.

"Hehe..." Facing the extremely confident Bill, Lin Yan felt that it was a waste of breath to refute him, so he could only smile and say nothing.

It didn't take long for the two to reach their destination. Walking on the only street in Van Horn Trading Station, Lin Yan felt that this place was becoming more and more desolate after not being here for a few weeks. Apart from the tavern, there was no business in the entire street.

Lin Yan followed Bill from one end of the street to the other, and finally Bill stopped next to a burning warehouse at the end of the road.

"Let's choose this place as our ambush point."

Bill dismounted and explained his plan. "The carriage will be coming from Annesburg. The first thing we need to do is stop it."

He looked Lin Yan up and down, and then said, "You will lie down in the middle of the road and pretend to be dead. When they stop the carriage to check, I will make a move to attract their attention. Then you will take the opportunity to make a move. Together, we will take them all down in no time."