Western Cowboy---Vanessa

Vanessa is the sheriff of a small town. While maintaining local security, she catches a few wanted criminals and collects bounties as extra money. Whenever she walks into the town tavern, the people in the tavern will give each other knowing smiles and adjust their seats according to Vanessa's gaze. When she stops in front of the target person, that person will find that a circle of open space has automatically appeared around the seat where he is sitting, and the faces of the onlookers all show some kind of excitement.

When the wanted criminals first saw Vanessa, they were easily attracted by her blue eyes, her breasts, her waist, and her legs, but they automatically ignored the two revolvers in the gun belt. This usually resulted in two consequences. If he just jumped up and asked for a duel, then he would go to jail with his gun-holding hand smashed. But if this My friend couldn't help but express something like, "Such a pretty girl, why don't we go to a different place to discuss another kind of shooting skills?" Then he would find that the atmosphere around him suddenly became heated, and people began to applaud and cheer, and patted his shoulders vigorously to express, "Brother, you are really talented." Then one minute later, he was imprisoned with two hands broken by bullets. However, the second situation is becoming less and less common. The reason is that there were many big men in the prison who had both hands smashed and became manic because they could not comfort themselves when they were in high spirits.

Vanessa rarely kills people because the bounty for surviving wanted criminals is relatively high, but sometimes she kills people like crazy. For example, just now she killed hundreds of millions of people but just blinked her big beautiful eyes. She carried two revolvers with her, but she only fired with her right hand. When people asked why she carried two guns, the answer was that it was to balance the weight, but I knew that her left hand actually fired faster than her right hand because the calluses on the left hand were harder and thicker than those on the right hand. This is information I gained through personal pain. . .