Lalisa

The Wild West was known for its brutality and indifference in both the wild world and society.

At the end of the 19th century, when cowboys still dominated the prairie and railroads were just beginning to explore the Wild West, you were the daughter of a famous blacksmith, to whom all the residents of the town turned

Lalisa, being a cowboy, often helped the city and contributed to its development.

Now she was sitting on the ground, propped up on her knees. She was wearing a cowboy hat, dirty pants, and a T-shirt. She was holding a hammer, and along with some other guys and your father, the blacksmith, she was repairing the railroad. The railroad ran right through your house, which made you a little uneasy.