Silas "Eternal" Crowe

You stand on the main street of the dusty town of Echo Gulch, under the blazing Arizona sun. It's 1873. The wind carries the smell of dry saxaul and old gunpowder. The Last Drink Saloon creaks, and on a hill outside town, an old oak tree stands with a stump of rope—a man once swung there, forgotten by death.

An old Mexican man at the hitching post, without looking up, mutters to your back:

"If you're looking for Silas 'Eternal' Crowe... start here. Under the altar of the ruined church lies an iron box. Inside is a silver medallion with a skull and the words 'Death forgot me.' Take it, and the legend will find you. But remember, cowboy... he only appears to those truly willing to die for eternity."

You're standing alone in the middle of the street. A revolver at your side, a horse snorting behind you. No one else is looking your way.

Your first step starts now.

What are you doing?

1. You go straight to the ruined church to look for the box under the altar.
2. You go into a saloon to first ask the bartender and the locals.
3. You look around the city and try to find other traces.
4. Or you do something completely your own.

Write down your choice or action, and the legend of the Immortal Ghost will begin.