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Chapter One: Welcome To Deadwood
It was a quiet and peaceful morning in the town of Deadwood. The sound of the crows was the only noise that filled the sleepy town, surprisingly nobody was outside stocking up for market day, on this day they would be selling alot of items such as jewellery and food. Today was an important day because business would pick up and boom faster than a bullet into a mans chest! Al Swearengen, owner of the Gem Saloon would be hoping..or more or less demanding that people buy off him and nobody else.
Outside of Deadwoods gates lurked a man. He had a black cowboy hat on with silver linen patterned around the hat. He wore a black jacket and waist coat, matching his leather trousers and black boots. The man was slouched over his horse looking at a 'Welcome To Deadwood' sign. The man, who's face was hidden by his hat, had been armed with two colt revolvers both strapped to each side of his waist and a shotgun which was clipped onto his horse. This man came ready for anything that stood in his way.
At the gates of Deadwood, there was a shout, and the sound of a small bell rang. A man from the top of the gates looked down holstering his Shotgun at the man. Two other guards came to the other guards aid and the man at the bottom stopped and looked up.
"What be your business in this town? Speak outsider!" shouted the guard to the man. The guards were aimed and ready to fire at the man but then the man raised his arm and he held up a yellow piece of card. The guards looked at each other and the head guard whistled and slowly the gates of Deadwood opened. The man rode his horse into the empty city and his revolver became unattached from his waist..slowly he cocked it and he hid it in his coat as the guards came to greet him.
"You! Give me that piece of paper of I shall shoot you down like the whore that you are!" The Guard said furiously. The man handed over the card and the guard stared at it, the card read 'Boom' then the man quickly brought out his revolver and shot a bullet through the head guards head, then he cocked it back and emptied a bullet into the other guards head. The last guard, who was a young boy stood frozen as the man blew the smoke away from his revolver. The man slowly took out the chamber of his gun and he put one bullet into an empty chamber and he loaded up the revolver.
"Unless you wanna die boy, I suggest you take these bodies and bury 'em out in that desert or else I'll empty this chamber right through 'yer ****in' heart!" The man said with a serious tone. The boy nodded and quickly grabbed the arms of the two guards and he dragged their corpses slowly along the sandy ground but the man laughed and fired a bullet into the boys arm..the man then cocked his gun once more and buried a bullet into the other boys arm.
"I didn't say you could use 'yer damn arms *******!!" The boy began to moan and cry out load as the bullets burned his arms and cause extreme pain. The man laughed and continued to ride his horse down the streets of Deadwood until he came to the Gem Saloon. The man whistled and the saloon doors swung open and out walked Deadwoods boss, Al Swearengen. He walked across to the man who was now off his horse, both men embraced by shaking hands and laughing.
It was a quiet and peaceful morning in the town of Deadwood. The sound of the crows was the only noise that filled the sleepy town, surprisingly nobody was outside stocking up for market day, on this day they would be selling alot of items such as jewellery and food. Today was an important day because business would pick up and boom faster than a bullet into a mans chest! Al Swearengen, owner of the Gem Saloon would be hoping..or more or less demanding that people buy off him and nobody else.
Outside of Deadwoods gates lurked a man. He had a black cowboy hat on with silver linen patterned around the hat. He wore a black jacket and waist coat, matching his leather trousers and black boots. The man was slouched over his horse looking at a 'Welcome To Deadwood' sign. The man, who's face was hidden by his hat, had been armed with two colt revolvers both strapped to each side of his waist and a shotgun which was clipped onto his horse. This man came ready for anything that stood in his way.
At the gates of Deadwood, there was a shout, and the sound of a small bell rang. A man from the top of the gates looked down holstering his Shotgun at the man. Two other guards came to the other guards aid and the man at the bottom stopped and looked up.
"What be your business in this town? Speak outsider!" shouted the guard to the man. The guards were aimed and ready to fire at the man but then the man raised his arm and he held up a yellow piece of card. The guards looked at each other and the head guard whistled and slowly the gates of Deadwood opened. The man rode his horse into the empty city and his revolver became unattached from his waist..slowly he cocked it and he hid it in his coat as the guards came to greet him.
"You! Give me that piece of paper of I shall shoot you down like the whore that you are!" The Guard said furiously. The man handed over the card and the guard stared at it, the card read 'Boom' then the man quickly brought out his revolver and shot a bullet through the head guards head, then he cocked it back and emptied a bullet into the other guards head. The last guard, who was a young boy stood frozen as the man blew the smoke away from his revolver. The man slowly took out the chamber of his gun and he put one bullet into an empty chamber and he loaded up the revolver.
"Unless you wanna die boy, I suggest you take these bodies and bury 'em out in that desert or else I'll empty this chamber right through 'yer ****in' heart!" The man said with a serious tone. The boy nodded and quickly grabbed the arms of the two guards and he dragged their corpses slowly along the sandy ground but the man laughed and fired a bullet into the boys arm..the man then cocked his gun once more and buried a bullet into the other boys arm.
"I didn't say you could use 'yer damn arms *******!!" The boy began to moan and cry out load as the bullets burned his arms and cause extreme pain. The man laughed and continued to ride his horse down the streets of Deadwood until he came to the Gem Saloon. The man whistled and the saloon doors swung open and out walked Deadwoods boss, Al Swearengen. He walked across to the man who was now off his horse, both men embraced by shaking hands and laughing.