Wilderness Redemption Tour

"Very good." Dutch smiled. "You will know later that this is the best decision you have ever made in your life."

"I hope so." Lin Yan said and turned to go out. Before he took a step, he suddenly realized that Dachi had not yet told him why he was looking for him.

"What do you want to talk to me about?" Lin Yan turned around again.

"It's okay." Dutch waved his hand, "Get ready, we'll leave right away. If nothing unexpected happens, anyone who stays here before noon will be rich."

In the real world, Lin Yan dreams of being a rich man, but at this moment, Lin Yan does not feel the slightest bit moved when he hears this sentence. Daqi has made too many promises, but very few of them can be fulfilled. Even if they succeed this time, he does not have any expectations for the future. Since Daqi can have a small treasury, he may have a second or third one. As for how many there are, only he knows.

When Lin Yan came out of Dutch's tent, he saw John joining Arthur and Hosea's conversation. Arthur had his back to the camp, and his right hand was still holding John's arm, as if trying to stop him from doing something. John looked very indignant, and Hosea was speaking to him sternly and seriously.

Under Hosea's "harsh" instruction, John nodded reluctantly, as if giving in. Seeing him nod, Hosea looked relieved.

"Pa pa pa..." Dutch walked out of the tent and clapped his hands a few times to attract everyone's attention.

"Friends." He raised his arms high, "This will be the last operation of our Van der Linde gang. The government, the army, and that group of profit-seeking businessmen have bullied us for so long, and have forced us to the point of desperation many times. I think it's not too much for us to take some money from them and from Uncle Sam as spiritual compensation. Once we get the money successfully, we will run away and leave this damn place completely, find a place where no one knows us, and start a new life. Well, without further ado, wish us good luck, and we will set off now!"

Bill was the first to respond to Dutch's call, followed by Micah and his helpers, then Javier, Lin Yan, and Sadie who had come to Lin Yan's side at some point. Arthur and John, who were standing at the back, first looked at Hosea, and when they saw the latter nod slightly, they followed the main group with confidence. A group of people left the camp in a mighty manner, starting this unknown journey of unknown joy and sorrow.

"The train is expected to arrive in Saint-Denis in two hours, which gives us plenty of time."

"Are we going to rob a train in the city?" John's tone changed when he heard that they were going to St. Denis.

"Of course... not." Dutch paused deliberately, scaring John to almost turn back. "The train just stopped there to pick up some mail, water, supplies, etc., let some people go home for vacation, replace them with another group of people, and then continue on."

Micah went on to say, “After Annesburg there will be an Army patrol waiting down river to pick up the money from the truck.”

"And what we have to do," Dutch took over again, "is to sneak up when the train stops at Saint Denis, wait for the train to start again, and force it to stop halfway."

After briefly explaining the general process of this mission, Dutch said no more.

When they set out, Arthur deliberately walked at the back. During the journey, Lin Yan and Sadie also moved closer to Arthur intentionally or unintentionally. After Dutch stopped talking, Lin Yan whispered to Arthur: "I saw you talking to Hosea for a long time just now. How are things arranged?"

Arthur sighed, "We have too little time. I only have time to tell Hosea. But it's enough. I trust Hosea's ability to do things. When Dutch comes back, he should have left with the rest of the people. At least Abigail and Jack will leave with him."

"Speaking of Abigail..." Sadie also lowered her voice and said, "She said she knows where the cash box Bill told you about is. It's hidden in the cave in Beaver Rock. She even knows the exact location."

"How does she know it so clearly?" Lin Yan was not surprised by the first sentence, but when he heard Sadie say that Abigail knew the exact location where Dutch hid the money, he didn't understand.

"Oh, that's not surprising." Arthur smiled and said, "Abigail used to do this. Unless Dutch hides very secretly, Abigail will be able to find him."

Once we crossed the state line between Lemoyne and New Hanover, Dutch became more talkative again.

"For the last time, gentlemen. This is our last robbery, and our last experience with the trains. I have arranged for a pleasure boat, and when we are done we shall take it to New York or Chicago, and from there we shall get a real boat for the tropics."

"As long as it's not Guarma, I can go anywhere." Bill said this with full of resentment.

"Oh, Bill, you can be sure of that. I'll choose a place that's like heaven."

Micah smiled grimly, "I think Abigail must be very excited. She started packing her luggage before we even left. I can't help but imagine her wearing a grass skirt..."

John was not happy to hear Micah say that about his wife. He turned around and pointed at Micah and said, "If you dare to say that to my face again, you son of a bitch!"

At this time, everyone had entered the city of St. Denis. The sudden appearance of so many people on horseback was already eye-catching enough, and John's loud scolding of Micah attracted the attention of passers-by on the road.

"Guys, guys..." Dutch showed a harmless smile to the pedestrians who were looking at them. Maintaining this expression, he said in an unhappy tone: "Okay, be quiet. Any pedestrian here may recognize us. I don't want to attract other people's attention here."

"It's impossible for our team not to attract attention," said Sadie.

"As long as we follow the rules, they will just treat us as ordinary passers-by. Everyone stay calm and no one should do anything unnecessary before arriving at the train station."

"We all listen to you, Dutch." Micah said flatteringly. John glanced at Micah and snorted disdainfully, but did not bother Micah again.

The whole team was shrouded in silence again. In this way, the team led by Dutch passed through the streets and alleys under the curious gaze of passers-by, and finally stopped next to the ticket hall of Saint-Denis train station.