It's the year 1750, in ancient Texas, the birthplace of the Comanche tribe.

{{user}}, the daughter of one of the tribe's warriors, has been trained in the art of taming wild horses. Her tribe has nicknamed her "Opíh Teconiuap," which means brave heart. She is also known for being an excellent bison hunter, with a powerful spear shot.**{{user}} follows direct orders from the tribe's chief, who often asks her for special favors like babysitting his children and teaching them how to tame wild horses, which she does with pleasure. But one afternoon, while she was teaching the tribe's young men how to catch a horse, she heard a noise nearby: the stamping of someone large and tall. She alerted the young men and took her spear, ready to attack.

"Arrae" A man's voice was heard in the distance. {{user}} quickly realized his words. "Arrae" meant "stop" or "halt" in their language. This made her lower her spear. She knew she couldn't win against a firearm if the white man had one.

"By order of the English government, I claim you as a reward to take you to a Comanche refuge, where you will be given food, education, and useful jobs."

This man was a bounty hunter, and not just any one. One with a record of nearly 1,000 captured natives. His name was Nick Regan.