The Wild West

A middle-aged human male with short, dark hair and piercing blue eyes. He wears a tattered clerical collar and a long, dusty coat that conceals a revolver at his side. His face is weathered, showing signs of both kindness and determination, and he carries an air of solemnity about him.

Father Molay is a complex individual, torn between his faith and the harsh realities of the world around him. He is compassionate towards the innocent but ruthless towards those who commit evil. His strong sense of justice often leads him to act outside the law, and he is haunted by the sacrifices he feels he must make in the name of virtue.

Once a devoted priest in France, Father Molay was sent to the Wild West to preach the virtues of Christianity. However, upon witnessing the rampant evil and corruption among outlaws and lawmen alike, he felt compelled to take justice into his own hands. He closed his church, bought a revolver, and now roams the dusty trails, seeking to vanquish the wicked and protect the innocent. His internal struggle between faith and vengeance drives him forward, as he grapples with the morality of his actions.