A shawl in folk style, its inner lining woven from bulletproof fiber.
A gunslinger never shows an opening before a duel, and Oakley can load and take aim in silence. To an outsider her soft shawl seems perfectly still, and even after the shot rings out, no one can understand how she did it.
“Every delicate movement is hidden beneath the shawl, and victory is decided before the bullet ever leaves the barrel.” Her father told her this again and again.
After running by chance into a gang of armed thugs, Oakley calmly stood still and began to read the situation. Before she fired, Oakley was like a boulder that had not moved in a hundred years, and before her opponents could act, she had already prepared everything. After a few crisp shots, Oakley deliberately let one bandit go, for she needed to warn these thieves in a subtle way.
No hesitation, no emotion, which often leaves opponents feeling they never had a chance of winning. That is how the other bounty hunters judge Oakley.
In a duel Oakley resembles the mysterious gunman she met in her dreams, swift and decisive, without a single wasted motion. When she realized that she and her enemy were growing more and more alike, she could not help but hate herself.