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A weary boy rides the rattling boxcar with his silent father, watching the endless sweep of hot, dusty plains give way to the distant spires of Benson. The landscape rolls past in a blur of freight wagons, cattle drives, and the occasional flash of a trader’s wagon, each a reminder of the restless world beyond the road. As his small hands clutch the arm of his father, the boy drifts into a restless sleep, dreaming of the town that promises something different from the monotony of the journey.

At the same time, a brooding stranger joins the driver in a tense conversation, his eyes flickering with a mix of regret and hidden purpose. Their exchange hints at a deeper mystery surrounding the old Landray mill and the men who now run it, suggesting that the arrival at Benson may awaken old grudges and unspoken plans. The stage is set for a tale of travel, family ties, and the secrets that linger in the shadows of a seemingly quiet frontier town.

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