Odd Path

John Trail, light hearted yet semi serious bandit, spends his days roaming the trails and paths of 1890's north Texas, when one day he is visited by a hired gunslinger hitman, who was sent to kill John. After John outsmarts him with his bandit experience,
John decides to look for who sent the killer. John forgives his contracted killer, Wren Frame, and asks him for his help. Embarrassed by his defeat at the hands of a mere bandit, Wren accepts in the condition that he is payed for his help. John agrees and prepares for his journey. He walks across town asking if anyone knows the contracter. During one of his bandit missions, he overhears a woman named, Mary Leathers, talking about a known contractor. He doesn't hear the name but hears the name "Fort Worth" he confronts her and asks her for information. She agrees but is very reluctant to go against the powerful contractor. She tells him that the contractor doesn't give out his name to anyone. But he's very wealthy and uses money to keep people quiet. He has a right hand man that does all his scouting for him. No one knows the right hand man either. John must now find and kill the contractor before his hitmen kill him him first.