Confrontation at the Warehouse
Jade Shaw is led to a warehouse on the northern outskirts where she confronts Victor Greenwood and his associates after they accuse her of causing trouble and attacking Victor. The Governor of Cloudmoor intervenes, questioning their actions and asserting authority under the General's order.Will Jade's confrontation escalate, or will the Governor's intervention bring a temporary peace?
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