San Antonio

Set in the era of frontier justice and cattle drives, the town struggles with lawlessness and personal loyalties. Stagecoaches, saloons, and gunfights define daily life, while a fragile sense of order is maintained by a small cavalry presence. The period frame highlights how quickly fortune can shift in a boomtown atmosphere.

The story centers on a rough-and-tumble Texas town where rustling runs rampant and a cavalry presence attempts to prevent an all-out war. Key locations include the Bella Union saloon and the Alamo ruins, which become stages for the town's tensions. The cast travels from distant places—Jeanne from the East, Clay arriving from Mexico—showing how borders blur in a frontier town.

⚖️ Justice vs. Vigilantism

Official law is thin in the town, and the pursuit of truth hinges on bold individuals. Clay brings a book as proof of guilt, challenging corrupt power and the limits of formal justice. The story tests whether justice is better served by institutions or by courageous action.

🕵️ Deception and Trust

Jeanne's loyalties are questioned as she becomes entangled in a dangerous plot. Appearances and motives shift as characters pursue different versions of the truth. Trust must be earned in a town where everyone has something to hide.

🤝 Loyalty and Alliances

Relationships are strained as danger and greed pull people in conflicting directions. Sacha's and Jeanne's motives test loyalties, while Clay and Jeanne must decide who to stand with. The forming of uneasy alliances becomes essential to facing the rustlers.

🛡️ Courage under Fire

Gunfights erupt across crowded streets and the Alamo ruins, forcing characters to stay true under pressure. Clay pursues Stuart through perilous confrontations, risking his life for justice. The climactic fight demonstrates the grit needed to confront rampant rustling.