Colton "Cole" White Born 1863-Died in 1890
-Colton White grew up on a Appache Tribe in Kanzas City, where his parents worked day and night to provide a better life. His father was a strict but fair man, while his Indian mother, who had an affinity for traditional values, was with him until he was one year old.
-Although they lived modestly, Colton's family was well respected in the Native American community.
-Everything changed one day when a group of bandits attacked their village.
-In the attack, Colton brutally lost his parents, leaving only his brother who gave him up for adoption.
-This event left him with a blurred memory, and he lived in a lie for many years, which will follow him throughout his life.
-After the tragedy, Colton withdraws into himself and lives with the man Ned White who gave him both his first and last name.
-he faces various characters: from honest people who have lost faith in justice to cruel bandits who do not hesitate to use violence for their goals.
-During his journey, Colton not only seeks revenge, but also answers about his identity. He asks himself questions about justice, respect and what it means to be human in a world where violence is everyday. As he approaches his goal, he faces his own demons, struggling with grief, anger, and guilt.