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Fifteen years ago, Dashiell "Dash" Bad Horse left a miserable and abject life in Prairie Rose's Indian Reserve, hoping to discover a better world. Today, he returns to his steps and finds that nothing has really changed, except the appearance of a brand new casino and the victory of organized crime and drugs over the pride of a people.
This new series, which is already being shown as one of the great successes of the Vertigo range, explores the daily lives of Indians parked on the reserves of America. We discover in this volume, the origins of the main character, the ambiguous Dash Bad Horse. An essential series to discover without delay.
Dashiell Bad Horse is a torn man. His official role in the Prairie Rose Reserve tribal police barely masks the immorality of the low works whose leader, Red Crow, is in charge of him. But behind each of these two masks is also the cover-up mission of Dash, FBI agent: forced to return to the lands he left several years ago, he now aims to bring down Red Crow.
Chief Red Crow is being put to a tough test. The Indian leader is making great efforts not to wave, but faced with an individual who keeps harassing him, it is very likely that the bandit cannot keep his calm for a very long time.
A new piece of garbage is now treading the land of the Prairie Rose Reserve. Its name: Wesley Willeford. Well determined to make a name, Wesley collided with a Dashiell Bad Horse at the bottom. Camed to the moëlle, Dash now seems lost in his self-destructive relationship with Carol, the daughter of Chief Red Crow, forgetting until his mission for the FBI. Where we also discover the origins of the Indian aspiring "Diesel" and the troubled past of FBI agent Baylis Nitz, Dashiell's superior.
According to the Sioux legend, a large wooden mast supports our world, above the abyss. And with every sin of Man, Grand Father Castor eats a little more the mast, precipitating our world to its fall. When Man has sinned too much, our civilization will be condemned. For the members of the Prairie reserve, this moment has arrived. Agent Dashiell Bad Horse finally holds the elements that will allow the FBI to bring down Red Crow: the witness of a cold blood murder perpetrated by the head of the reserve.
An old couple leading a peaceful life around Prairie Rose; a man of hand, violent and gnawed by a terrible secret, dropped in the vicinity of Red Crow Casino; a comenback, a soldier, to whom death seems to refuse rest, returns to the reserve with the last desire to regain the love of his life; and two tortured souls struggling in the toxic volutes of their habituations, lost between their rotten memories and the dead-born hope of a new life. Welcome to Prairie Rose.
The fate of a man is sometimes played on a single key moment. Agent Nitz finally puts his hands on the trigger element that could re-launch his investigation into Chief Red Crow. Undercover agent Dashiell Bad Horse is shaking sky and earth to get hold of his mother's killer, and Officer Falls Down is still suffering a strange captivity... Only Dino Poor Bear seems to be enjoying a lull in his more disdainful daily life. La Prairie still conceals many secrets.
In the dirt and dust of Prairie Rose, Red Crow built his empire. But now caught up in the ghosts of his past, it is time for the leader of the Lakota tribe to amend himself. Under the astonished eyes of his associates, he decides to put a radical end to his drug trafficking and other illegal activities. Dashiell, heavily wounded, finally discovers the identity of his mother's killer.
Mission accomplished. From now on Chief Red Crow is in prison, his drug trafficking Mission accomplished. From now on Chief Red Crow is in prison, his drug trafficking has been dismantled and his grip on the destroyed reserve. It only took the betrayal of the one he had the most trust to bring down the undeserved Baron of the crime of Prairie Rose. Special Agent Dashiell Bad Horse is now free to leave the FBI, his conscience for him and plans for the future far from this hell-headed.... At least that's what he thinks.