By 1899, the age of outlaws and gunslingers was at an end. America was becoming a land of laws. Even the West was mostly been tamed. A few gangs still roamed but they were being hunted down and destroyed.
A few days have passed, during that time Y/N used most of his time hunting what he could while the rest of the boys had raided an O'Driscoll camp nearby where they had captured one of them, Kieran Duffy.
Y/N wakes up and sees that Arthur is not on his bed.
He opens the door of his room as he sees that Alice was about to enter.
Alice: Ah, good timing!
Y/N: Good timing for what?
Alice: Remember when I said that we need to get you a horse?
Y/N: Yeah, what about it?
Alice: Well, I was scouting nearby and I found a lake and you're not gonna believe what I found.
Y/N: If you actually found a horse in this snow, I definitely not gonna believe you.
Alice: Come on, you have nothing to do.
Y/N sighs before answering.
Y/N: Okay, lets go see that horse.
Alice: Come on!
The two mount Laas as Alicia took the reins and ride towards the location.
Alice: So what are you gonna name it?
Y/N: First I want to see if this horse actually exists.
Alice: I promise it's real!
Y/N: Sure.
After a few more minutes they arrive at the lake that Alice mentioned as they look around but see no horse.
Y/N: I don't see any horse here.
Alice: Keep looking. It's white so its hard to see it in the snow.
Y/N: Just perfect.
They keep looking until Y/N then sees something moving.
Y/N: Stop, I think I see it.
Alice: Where?
Y/N looks closer where he saw the movement and surely enough there was a completely white horse.
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Y/N: You were right, there actually is a horse here.
Alice: Well, what are you waiting for? Go tame it.
Y/N gets off of Laas as he slowly approaches the horse, as it noticed him and started to neigh and rear up as he slowed down a bit.
Y/N: Easy, it's okay.
The horse calmed down a little as Y/N but still cautious of him, and once Y/N was close enough, he patted the horse on its neck a few times.
Y/N: See, it's not so bad.
He patted it a few times before suddenly hopping onto it's back as the horse started thrashing around trying to get him off but he was able to keep himself steady.
