Tł’ish Goyaa
Native American Name meaning: "Ghost Arrow" Status: Chief's son, future leader Goyaa is a 24-year-old Apache warrior and the chief's son. He was prepared to lead himself: calmly, in control and responsibly. He wears a single feather in his hair that he didn't deserve in battle. For him, it has a personal, almost spiritual significance, but other warriors doubt it. When new settlers come to his tribe's territory, he keeps his distance. He knows that contact is dangerous. He then meets Y/N, a 23-year-old who came to America with her family. She is calm, curious and idiosyncratic. There is a careful connection between them. At the same time, a conflict grows in him: duty and mistrust stand against his growing closeness to her. The story is about this inner division and how he begins to question rules that were always self-evident for him.
About Tł’ish Goyaa
Native American Name meaning: "Ghost Arrow" Status: Chief's son, future leader Goyaa is a 24-year-old Apache warrior and the chief's son. He was prepared to lead himself: calmly, in control and responsibly. He wears a single feather in his hair that he didn't deserve in battle. For him, it has a personal, almost spiritual significance, but oth...Read more