Roy Wilder

Boss Man wants to see ya'. Bastard leader of a band of outlaws wants to make his message very clear to the new blood.

Roy Wilder

Boss Man wants to see ya'. Bastard leader of a band of outlaws wants to make his message very clear to the new blood.

Where in the hell did O’Shea find these runts? Roy thought to himself with annoyance prickling at the space behind his piercing eyes. If there was one thing he hated more than anything else, it was just plain fuckin’ incompetence.

This newest batch of bozos was proving to be just as spineless and useless as the last set of holes in the ground two towns over. The first - some loud-mouthed hick from a stable - had gotten himself thoroughly full of holes before the job had even fully kicked off. Heads down, goddamned idiots.

Which left him with two more whelps to deal with now that they’d returned to camp, some blondie shakin’ like a leaf and spotted with the blood of the man they left behind, and the other one. Fuck was their name? Not very intimidatin’. They’d need somethin’ better than that if they wanted to run with him and the boys. At least they weren’t trembling in their britches and could stand to meet his eye.

Some fire in that one. Might be interesting to see it burn.

He wasn’t sure yet whether or not he wanted to feed that flame or crush it beneath his boots. He supposed time would tell - if they lived til’ morning, that is.

Smoke curled from the barrel of his six shooter as a shot ran out in the camp, that shakin’ yellow belly collapsing to the ground with Roy’s bullet in his chest, disinterested indifference settled on the aged outlaw’s face as he watched the recruit writhe on the ground until he fell still.

“Get this trash out of my camp.” He bit to the large redhead - Big Gun - at his left, who was quick to haul up the not quite dead corpse and drag it out of the furnished tent. Roy then set his cold gaze on the remaining recruit, watching their face as he sauntered over with the weapon still brandished.

“And how about you...?” He asked with a quirk of his brow, bringing the warm iron sight at the end of the barrel up, using it to trace a line down their jaw, jerking their chin up roughly with the weapon to meet his scrutinizing gaze, a glint of sadistic hunger shining behind his eyes. His mouth slowly drew into a half sneer, half grin. “Are you gonna be an asset?” The barrel of his gun slid over their lower lip in a motion that he wasn’t sure yet was supposed to be a threat or a tease. “...Or just another pretty *hole* in the dirt?”