Enter Sinister Village...

## Plot

Conrad winds down the media whirlwind that built around the announcement of his candidacy for mayor. A professional firefighting team arrives to finish putting out the gun store fire. Conrad looks around to realize the rest of The Outlaws have vacated the scene.

The other three survey the encapment with apprehension. After some deliberation with the journalists, Remy heads back into Auroraboro proper to meet back up with Conrad. P.T. realizes he needs to stay on the heels of Baggy before his psychic link lapses. He heads into Sinister Village with Robin and the journalists in tow.

Conrad glad-hands his way back toward Jackalobe's to get his bearings. On the way, he is intercepted by Remy. In the vehicle, he lays low and lays out his master plan to become mayor and investigate the current Mayor. In return, Remy catches him up on the situation with the criminal enclave on the edge of town.

As P.T. leads the crew toward the town, they come upon a welcome sign announcing their arrival at Sinister Village. They all do their best to blend in as they breach the city limits.

Remy and Conrad look down upon the town, deciding how to proceed. They decide to head into town a separate way and casually meet up with the others.

A small girl in a newsies outfits approaches P.T. asking for coin. She goes to light a cigarette, but Robin stops her and throws it away. P.T. hands her a dollar, and Robin asks her about Baggy's whereabouts. Robin eventually hands over a dollar for her to give up some information about where Baggy is holed up. Robin lights Tubi's cigarette before she leads them in the direction of Baggy.

Remy activates the Sneaky Pack and blends into the alley walls. Under cover of the weird science device, she attempts to swipe a bottle of liquor from a passed out man. Being a bit abrasive, the man begins to stir. Conrad covers the man's mouth, gently (and non-lethally) slamming his head into the brick wall until he's knocked out. Remy claims the ill-begotten spoils and takes a swig.

Tubi brings them to a four story apartment building that she says Baggy frequents. P.T. gives the girl another dollar, imploring her to get a job back at the shoeshine stand back in the main part of town. She happily takes the dollar, proclaiming that it will buy her next carton of cigarettes. They approach the metal front door. A slat slides open, and a man asks for the password. P.T. immediately shouts "Rosebud!"

Having vanquished the nearly unconscious man, Remy and Conrad face their next challenge in the form of a legally distinct Waluigi-esque figure. The criminal pulls a knife as Conrad pulls his gun and Remy pulls her spiked bat. As the scuffle begins, Conrad quickly finds himself with a knife in his gut at the hands of the overalled man. In retaliation, Conrad puts a bullet straight through the man's arm. As he stumbles back, Remy catches him with the supped up bat.

The slat slams closed on P.T., who insists this was just a joke. The doorman insists the only way he could be persuaded is with $100 he could use to get out of town safely after selling out the building of criminals.

The not-Waluigi books it out of there with a "Wah!" Remy quickly dresses Conrad's stab wound with a whiskey-soaked cloth. The two of them blend into the crowd and begin crossing the main thoroughfare to reunite the group. As they approach, P.T. is failing to find a way into the building, and Robin contemplates scaling the building to a second-floor window.

Conrad begins grandstanding about his mayoral campaign, creating the beginnings of a distraction. Hearing the beginnings of a loud scuffle, P.T. intervenes to diffuse the heat. P.T. lays on the charm, and the two men "decock" their guns. Conrad attempts to distract the reporters from the criminal goings on, but they prove to already have a good handle on the situation.

As P.T. talks to the would-be muggers, he offers them a hot tip that 18 Cobra Kai is a prime score for them. Upon asking why they can't both mug P.T. and then hit 18 Cobra Kai, P.T. explains that he has nothing worth stealing. Conrad then offers them a dollar to make the outing worthwhile to the muggers. Conrad's rantings quickly bait the encounter into a fire fight between the journalists and the muggers.

Post Credits Scene: The Waluigi-looking character tells a Wario-looking character about the events of the day.