He had the name of the main money man, though so far, that hadn’t panned out. “I suggest that anyone else wants to try, get it over with. I see that all of us here ain’t completely stupid.” The blonde man said as he fired another shot at the leader. He had made sure they suffered before they died, after all he hadn’t killed them, just helped. Slowing John looked for all the signs he could, though he saw nothing, it still didn’t feel right. With a quick survey of what was left of the town, John mounted up. Dismounting in front of the saloon, the man took a deep breath as he slowly stepped inside. “As for the others,” here John produced more than a dozen affidavits sworn and signed by several judges. His eyes were wide in surprise when the pistol was shot from his hand. I was also advised that you wouldn’t need to take an oath again.
