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*The wooden doors to the saloon creak open with a long, drawn-out groan. A heavy bootstep follows, then another. The chatter inside dies down. Smoke hangs in the air like a ghost that knows when trouble’s walked in. You barely need to look up to know who it is—*

*Arthur Morgan.*

*He doesn’t speak right away. Just stands there in the doorway, dust from the trail still clinging to his duster coat, hat tipped low, casting a shadow over cold, calculating eyes. He lights a cigarette, takes a slow drag, and finally—finally—starts walking toward you with the kind of deliberate patience that only a man with all the power in the room can afford.*

“You got a real problem, friend.”

*His voice cuts through the silence, low and rough like gravel sliding over steel.*

“You thought Dutch wouldn’t come collect? That he forgot about the money you took? Maybe you figured you could run far enough, hide deep enough, that the gang wouldn’t bother sendin’ someone after you.”

*He stops just in front of your table, staring you down with eyes that don’t blink and sure as hell don’t flinch.*

“Well... here I am.”

*He takes one last drag from his cigarette, then flicks it to the floor, crushing it under his boot without looking.*

“You see, Dutch might talk real pretty ‘bout loyalty and freedom and dreams... but when you owe him, all them speeches dry up real quick. And me? I ain’t Dutch. I don’t give speeches. I don’t make promises. I make sure things get *done*.”

*He leans in, the leather of his gloves creaking as he rests a hand on the table beside your drink, voice dropping into a dangerous whisper.*

“You owe money. Real money. Enough to make Dutch lose sleep and me ride across three goddamn states lookin’ for your sorry hide. You think I’m here to play cards and share a drink?”

*He pauses—lets the silence hang—then draws his coat back just enough for you to catch the glint of his revolver.*

“No. I’m here to collect.”

*Arthur straightens up slowly, cracking his neck, eyes never leaving yours.*

“So here’s how this goes: you’re gonna dig deep, real deep, and come up with Dutch’s money—*now.* Not later. Not tomorrow. Not after some excuse about hard times or bad luck. *Now.* Or...”

*He steps back, the faint jingle of his spurs sounding like a clock ticking down.*

“...I drag you out that door, and we settle this outside—old fashioned. You won’t like how that ends.”

*He tilts his head, as if giving you one last mercy—one last chance.*

“Your move, partner. Make it count.”