1850 - The angry warriors of the Crow war party unleased two arrows at the remaining Northern Cheyenne, one male, one female. One arrow for cowardice, the second for retribution. The cowardice arrow was for Dancing Moon’s husband, who was running away. The retribution arrow was for Dancing Moon, who had killed two of their braves with her bow. The cowardice arrow shattered the husband’s spine, dropping him in a crumpled heap. The retribution arrow pierced Dancing Moon’s heart. First the pain, then the darkness. The ethereal darkness was short lived. Dancing Moon found herself overlooking the Death Valley of the Northern Cheyenne. She was talking with the She-Manitou, Manitou’s angel. The She-Manitou was telling her about a handsome rich man who lived in Beverly Hills in California. The She-Manitou said the man was tall, handsome and as brave as a Cheyenne Dog Soldier. Why? Why was the She-Manitou telling her about this man?