Indian Warfare: Heart of a Warrior
By Black Male
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INDIAN WARFARE Is a story about two Indian tribes that has been at war for years. The Kwawpaw tribe is the good tribe. They only fight when they’re attacked. The Ahshitaw tribe are the bad tribe. They will fight if they’re attacked or not. Chief White Eagle is the leader of the Kwawpaw tribe. Chief Serpent is the leader of the Ahshitaw tribe. Chief White Eagle has a medallion around his neck that has Chief Serpent’s ancestor’s soul in it from a previous war. Chief Serpent wants his ancestor spirit freed from the medallion. Chief Serpent tells Chief White Eagle he wants one last duel with him for his land. Chief White Eagle knew what he really wanted. He told Chief Serpent that if the medallion is removed from his neck, mankind will be cursed with animal instincts again. This means if a person gets angry, they will turn into an animal. Chief Serpent knew, but he didn’t care because all he wants is his ancestor’s soul freed from the medallion. They have their sons with them as witnesses. Gray Wolf is Chief White Eagle’s son. Redd Lion is Chief Serpent’s.
Chief White Eagle and Chief Serpent fought and killed each other in battle.
Gray Wolf and Redd Lion ran towards their father’s to help them. Gray Wolf was knocked down. Redd Lion snatched off Chief White Eagle’s medallion as bright red smoke came from it covering earth and everybody on it with animal instincts. Redd Lion is recruiting different nationalities of fighters to take over the Kwawpaw tribe and other businesses. Gray Wolf is recruiting his own fighters to stop Redd Lion and to get the medallion back. If the medallion is not back in two days, mankind will be cursed forever.
Black Male
Joe Young A.K.A Black Male was born in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1977. He grew up in Hot Springs, but was moving back and forward from Arkansas to Marion Louisiana as a kid. He got use to both environments and was getting educated in school and on the streets, which was a good thing because a High School diploma is a powerful tool to have. On the streets you learn what to do and not to do. His Dad died in 1990, and he had to decide what to do on his own to survive. There are seven kids on his Dad side which three have died. He graduated from Hot Springs High School in 1997. He got a welding diploma in 2000. On his Mom side, he has six Brothers and one Sister who deeply protected her before her passing in 2007. He has a lot of Nephews and Nieces older and younger than him, some who really support him. When one of his Brothers started doing rap music that influenced him to do it to. He wrote his first song called “Lord have mercy”, He kept writing and produced his first album called “Da world belongs 2 Da Black Male” which sold 231 copies on the streets. His second album, “Da B.O.S.S a.k.a Blacassassin that sold 339 copies, and a compilation called Spa City’s Most Wanted that sold a 153 copies. He and another artist are working on his fourth album called Life of a B.O.S.S that’s going in stores. Now he finished a novel called Hood Stories, A fictional story about street life in Hot Springs that everybody can relate to. When “Bangin in Little Rock” came out, they showed the violence and drug selling that black men did. In Hot Springs, they were doing the same thing and no one got to tell their stories, so his novel gives you an idea of what was going on in Hot Springs, Arkansas. His second novel “Da Rap Game” deals with what rappers go through. Now he’s coming out with “Indian Warfare” A video game about two Indian tribes that are fighting each other, but they will turn into animals when they’re angered
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