Missionary Man Page #3
- I want to know who the runaway was.
- Sure thing, boss.
And who the hell is he?
And who else knows about the deal?
- Got some good news for you.
- That'd be a relief.
We found this.
It's pretty. What the hell is it?
Billy.
The Indian kid that owes us two grand.
Oh yeah, Billy.
Murph, I want you to take some guys
and find that runaway piece of sh*t,
and I want him dead. Understand?
You got it, boss.
I know just where to look for him.
Good.
Big night in Black River. It's Saturday night.
You mind if I join you?
- Go ahead. Have a seat.
- Let's do a shot first.
I've had this hotel for eight years now.
I used to hate the big city.
Now I kind of miss it.
Just trying to save enough money,
find me a good man
and get the hell out of here.
Thinking of you.
Go have a drink, have fun.
Did I buy you that outfit?
on a good-looking woman.
Right.
So what are we playing here, chief?
Stripes or solids?
No more killing.
- I cannot be involved in this anymore.
- Excuse me.
We got to be more careful.
Your methods, they're crude.
- They attract way too much attention.
- My methods, huh?
Why don't you just worry
about your end of the deal?
Let me worry about mine, okay?
Damn, I need some more limes.
I'll be right back.
Hey, little lady. Why don't you just put
that pretty little ass of yours
- down in this chair?
- And why don't you just have a seat?
- I've got to go to the kitchen.
- Better than that, how about in my lap?
- Now, come on.
- Excuse me, miss. Hold this.
- So, gentlemen, is there a problem?
- Yeah, you.
Bottom line, you know it and I know it,
is if I don't deliver this...
This casino to the boys up north
on a silver platter,
they're going to be pissed off.
And no matter what happens,
they're going to want their money.
You understand?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Corner pocket.
Yeah, I thought we had the Council with us
on that thing.
That casino deal,
that should have been ours.
Well, then why does JJ's family
control the project?
Did you or did you not tell me
if I got JJ out of the way,
the Tribal Council would be forced
to give us the project?
- Isn't that what you told me?
- Yeah, that's what I said.
All right. I hear what you're saying.
- Just let me see what I can do on it.
- Too late for that.
You see, now, I got to wipe out
the whole f***ing family,
just to make my point.
That's what I'm talking about,
your methods, man.
Yeah. They're effective, every time.
Side pocket.
Thanks for coming.
I wasn't sure if you'd make it or not.
I want to show you something.
Look who decided to show up.
- Oh, good. Perfect timing.
- Hi, Dad.
So today, we have a very special guest,
and he's going to talk to us about the Bible.
So I want you to say a very friendly hello
to our family friend.
Hi.
All right. Do you know what this is?
The Bible.
I need these to see the words.
"Show me your ways, oh Lord.
"Teach me your paths.
Remember not the sins of my youth
"and my rebellious ways.
Good and upright is the Lord.
"Therefore, he instructs sinners in his ways.
"He guides the humble in what is right
and teaches them his way."
You see, the Bible, it's like a guidebook.
It helps us lead a good, honest life.
Mom, come down here! Hurry!
Oh, man, I didn't... I didn't mean to...
- I didn't know where else to go.
- Let's get him to the house.
You're lucky to be alive.
We got to get him to a clinic.
No, no, no. Wait, wait, wait a second.
Hold this.
Let's go, kids.
Go!
I knew about this drug deal going on,
down... Down by the river.
I was just hoping I could
make a score, you know?
But I didn't know Reno
was going to be there.
And I sure as sh*t didn't know
he was going to be killing everybody.
Sh*t.
Reno's guys, they were chasing me
through the woods, man.
My necklace! I lost my necklace! F***!
- Sh*t! Oh, f***, it is them!
- Stay inside no matter what happens.
This is serious business, mister.
We don't want any trouble from you.
We're looking for an Indian, Billy.
He was shot, and we heard
he was around here somewhere.
We need to find him.
Go ahead and call the Sheriff.
You can use the phone inside.
No can do, mister. But you know that.
No, this is our problem, and
we're gonna deal with it ourselves,
the old-fashioned way.
Well, I'm sorry. Can't help you boys.
Well, it looks like we might have ourselves
a little problem here, now, don't we?
It was the kids that told us where the
bleeding Indian was by the old campground.
You should have seen
those little runts shitting themselves.
When I got a job to do,
nobody better stand in my way.
So you better back the f*** off
and move on, or else...
What you gonna do now, preacher man?
Well, I'm going to ask you
to beg the good Lord's forgiveness,
but not before I take this knee
and break that nose.
And you know what?
What?
There ain't nothing you can do about it.
F*** you.
You don't know how to use that.
Well, that's one way of using it.
Okay! Okay! We get your point!
We get your point!
All right. Drop your pants.
- Wait a minute.
- Drop 'em!
Drop your pants. You, too. Go ahead!
Now, get out of here.
- A**hole!
- F***er!
Be sure to take them someplace safe.
Don't worry.
Not even Reno knows of this place.
Our ancestors always spoke of a man
that would come from the north,
followed by the evil. Take care, my friend.
My prayers are with you.
This is it, isn't it?
I'm never going to see you again,
no matter what.
Sometimes it's better this way.
Let's go.
You got a choice to make.
We'll help you out.
But after you go to the doctor,
you have to testify against Reno.
Otherwise, you can go out there right now,
and deal with Reno yourself.
All right. Okay, fine. I'll do it.
Otherwise, I'm a dead man, right?
We've got an assault and battery,
here, at Route 61.
Sending in backup.
Witness reports that Reno's men were seen
leaving the area, so keep an eye out. 10-4.
Sheriff, we have Reno cold.
Billy was shot last night.
- You have what?
- You have to go and arrest him.
- He ain't exactly the best witness.
- Billy saw Reno commit murder.
Afternoon, folks.
You having a little pow-wow out here?
Hell, I wish I'd known,
I'd put an eagle feather in my hat.
- You got a van full of sick kids, Sheriff?
- What do you want, Reno?
Well, since you asked so kindly,
a couple of my men are thinking
against this one, here,
for beating the sh*t out of 'em.
I'm thinking about filing vandalism charges
for damage done to my vehicle
up on the Adobe Flats.
Hell, I've already talked to a judge.
Self-defense, as the Lord is my witness.
Well, let's talk about that, you and me.
Let's say we go have a drink at my bar
and talk things over.
- Sure, why not?
- Good. Follow me.
Y'all have a good afternoon.
Relax. Everybody relax.
I'm going to have a little talk
with my friend, here.
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