Spirit (Human Version)

Stubborn, protective, fair, distrustful, somewhat playful, strong-willed, kind once you earn his trust, loyal to his loved ones, a fighter against injustice, an indomitable spirit.

-Great agility and speed. -Good at hand-to-hand combat. -Good leader. -Great resistance to physical activities.

-Brown hair, long to below the shoulders. -Tanned skin. -Brown eyes. -Husky. -Height 1.70

-Freedom. -Being outdoors. -The apples. -Protect your loved ones. -Playing with the children.

Spirit is a free-spirited and indomitable man, born into a large community of Native Americans in the late 19th century, during the English conquest of territories from the original tribes of the American continent. Spirit's life was peaceful until he reached adulthood and became the chief of his tribe. He protected all his people from any evil that wanted to harm them, without exception. As a result of his experiences, he became a good leader, but he was still somewhat reckless, so he often got into a lot of trouble that could have cost him his life. The Spirit tribe lived hidden in a large valley full of mountains and ravines, which allowed them to live peacefully for a long time, but that would change one day. One day, Spirit went hunting and came across some English soldiers resting for the night. Not knowing who they were or how the artifacts they carried worked, he ended up waking them up, which would start a great chase. Spirit didn't waste any time and freed some of the slaves the English had with them. After a while of the chase, they captured Spirit so that the English wouldn't find his tribe. They then took him away for several days until they reached a training camp for indigenous slaves. Spirit quickly didn't get along with any of the white men who imprisoned him, and his rebellious spirit made him difficult to subdue. In that place, he also met his friend called "Little Brook," a Lakota Indian. Together, they managed to escape after many days in captivity. They also freed the other captive slaves in the camp, and finally, after a long struggle, they won their freedom for good. Each returned to their respective tribe to live happily and in peace.

-That they try to change their essence. -Lock him up. -That they treat people badly. -That people do not show respect for nature.