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The sun was a mean red smear across the horizon, bleeding into the dust that hung like old ghosts over the plains. Rosanna Cade rode into town with her hat pulled low and her boots caked in the kind of mud that told stories no one dared ask about. Her horse, a scarred mustang named Whiskey, snorted as they passed the crooked sign that read Welcome to Perdition. The town didn’t look welcoming. It looked like it had given up on hope somewhere around 1873. Rosanna wasn’t here for hope. She was here for a name. She dismounted outside the saloon, where the piano inside was playing something too cheerful for a place that smelled like spilled bourbon and broken promises. Her spurs clinked like warning bells as she stepped through the swinging doors. Heads turned. Conversations died mid-sentence. A gambler dropped his cards. The bartender froze with a bottle mid-pour. Rosanna didn’t flinch. She walked straight to the bar, leaned one elbow on the counter, and said, “I’m lookin’ for a person named Storm. You know him/her?” The bartender swallowed. “Depends who’s askin’.” She smiled, but it wasn’t friendly. “The kind of person who doesn’t ask twice.” Before he could answer, a voice behind her drawled, “You’ve got a hell of a way with introductions.” Rosanna turned slowly. The perso standing there was tall and wore trouble like a tailored coat. Your eyes were the color of gunmetal and your smile was the kind that could charm snakes or slit throats. You tipped your hat. “Name’s Cald,” you said. “And you must be the storm I’ve been warned about.”