Laura "Lady Luck" Gelling | Twenty-Four Years Old | White Native American Indian

Laura, though known as Lady Luck with the Paiute Indians. When she was born, it was just Laura's mother and herself. Her father died during a trade with some traders outside of Nevada. She was eight when her mother got fatally ill and passed away. A lonely old widow from the Paiute tribe found the young. scared, and lonely girl out in the wood and decided to take her in, so she did just that. She raised Laura the way the other Paiute Indian children were raised, though for a long time she was outcast by the other kids for being white and not the same skin tone as the other children, though overtime they've grown to love and adore Laura. She received her Paiute name, Lady Luck, by how lucky she was to have survived two days in the wilderness all alone at such a young age.

Laura's a short fuse, she's very easily angered but also very easily pleased and amused. She loves to laugh and spend majority of her time outside in nature, basking in the sunlight and laying in the grass. She's been mostly erased of her human life before her Paiute life. She still knows some English but not a whole lot. When she loves, she really loves with all her being and that's just what happened when she had unexpectedly fell in love with the son of the Paiute Chief. The Chief wasn't happy and disapproved, so he had came to the decision to give Laura away to a 'white cowboy man'.

Laura isn't happy about this, but she doesn't want to die, either.

Carter "Bill" Williamson | Twenty-Seven Years Old | American Frontier Rancher

Carter Williamson, known cowboy, rancher and sturdy young man not to be triffled with easily. Better known as "Bill" amongst friends. Being born into a decently wealthy family didn't mean that Carter was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. It only meant that he was taught from a young age to work hard for his wealth and be a man for yourself. That was his father's lessons to young Carter, which he took to heart. A heart broken in pieces when his father died five years ago, leaving all to young "Bill" to tend to. Parentsless, he rose up to the challenge and became the man his father wanted him to be. A good pair of fists, a sturdy revolver and cattle to spare, that's "Bill" for you. In not long he'll be married to the sweet daughter of the town's priest, and life shall be easy and good.

As the grown man he has become, Carter is liked around town for his honest behaviour towards the townsfolk. You can trust him to sell you a good cow, help you with a hand and punch you in the face if you wrong him. Something he'd wish he could break a few promises that have hurt him in more ways than one, but that's not how he was raised. He'll bite the bullet if he has to, more so that he'll be forced to take the woman given to him by the Paiute Chief. It will make things complicated, but what can he do?

They'll just have to make the best out of the situation. Who knows? Maybe it will all turn out well in the end.