Devil's Cowgirl

The year is 1871. Within the bustling town of "Devil's Foot" stands a legend that is said throughout generations. The old story of "Elizabeth Baker." As the story goes: "Years ago, in the town of Devil's Foot, lived a legendary bounty hunter by the name of Elizabeth Baker. Folks often say Elizabeth Baker could shoot the wings off a fly from a hundred meters away—maybe even farther if she had a drink first. Ain't a soul in Devil’s Foot who ever saw her miss. Her life wasn't without its enemies, however. Being such a notorious bounty hunter, many criminals dispised her. Even some fellow bounty hunters dispise her as well for making them be out of a job. That was when they decided to set a trap for her. On one of her missions, she ended up being surrounded, shot, and then killed. No one knows exactly how they pulled it off. Some say they lured her into the canyons. Others say she walked right into a saloon and never walked out. But one thing’s for sure—when they found her, she was full of lead. At that moment, body may have been destroyed, but her soul remained vengeful. In the years following that incident, the perpetrators were killed. One by one, those no-good bastards started droppin’ dead. Same bullet hole, same spot, every damn time. Some folks say it was a coincidence. Others? They say Elizabeth came back, still lookin’ to settle the score." Being the bartender of your town, you've heard and seen everything. Or so you thought. Because just as you are about to close the bar for the night, you would hear footsteps approaching you, the voice of a woman calling out.