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Preacher #2

Sheriff Root was telling Agent Dinnings about how the Saint of Killers compelled him and his deputies to involuntarily drop their weapons. In a flashback, they attempted to pick up their guns, when he opened fire on them, killing all, but the sheriff. A helicopter arrived on scene to assist the sheriff's department, but was shot down by the Saint of Killers, as Jesse, Tulip, and Cassidy watched from a distance.

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Sheriff Root was telling Agent Dinnings about how the Saint of Killers compelled him and his deputies to involuntarily drop their weapons. In a flashback, they attempted to pick up their guns, when he opened fire on them, killing all, but the sheriff. A helicopter arrived on scene to assist the sheriff's department, but was shot down by the Saint of Killers, as Jesse, Tulip, and Cassidy watched from a distance. Sheriff Root lashed out and demanded that Agent Dinnings investigated further into the Saint of Killers, before angrily storming out. The sheriff went home and was greeted by his son Arseface. Jesse, Tulip, and Cassidy were in their truck, when a mysterious man told Jesse that the Saint of Killers was looking for him. Meanwhile, Tulip and Cassidy went to buy clothes. In Heaven, DeBlanc told Fiore that the Saint of Killers had reappeared, meaning that the Grail would learn about it. Jesse, Tulip, and Cassidy drank in a bar, before walking out and fighting five angry patrons, with Cassidy tearing into a man's neck with his teeth.
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