Cheyenne Kid #64

In the rugged frontier, a lone caravan falls to a thundering herd of buffalo, leaving only a baby survivor—taken in by the Cheyenne and raised as their own. As he grows, the boy, known as Little Chief, dreams of proving himself among the warriors, driven by a quiet determination to earn his place. When he tames a wild spotted pony and offers it to the chief, his courage earns him an unexpected honor: a seat at the council fire to hear a visiting storyteller’s tale.

When the Cheyenne Kid returns to Fort Bent from a visit with the tribes, he discovers a ruthless newcomer named Trask has opened a trading post—and is systematically cheating the Indians with defective goods and spoiled supplies. Determined to expose Trask's scheme and protect the peace that William Bent has built, the Kid recruits the tribes to help him gather evidence of the trader's fraud. It's a test of wits and courage as the Cheyenne Kid moves to drive a con man out of the West before his greed destroys the trust between settlers and tribes.