Chapter 10

Little Crow quickly got up and put all black clothes on and painted his face black. He looked like a "wanagie" (dark Ghost Spirit). He snuck out of his window and went to his Grandfathers shed and got gasoline, a lighter that he left on his little table, and he jumped on a horse and rode to White Clay.

When he found the liquor store on his left he went further away and tied his horse up to a tree and walked over to the store. He broke the window, and quickly poured the gasoline inside and outside of the building and threw the jug inside. Then he lit the place on fire and threw the lighter in there as well and quickly covered his tracks in the dirt with a tree limb, then he rode away back to the rez. When he got home, he put his Grandfathers pony back in the shed and went home. He slept outside of his window.

Next morning, he quickly jumped up and crawled in his window and went to the bathroom and took a shower, he also put his clothes in there with him as well and wash them also, he got out and got dressed, then went to sit at the table. Rocky Crow turned the television on and the news came on.

"Somebody burned the liquor store in White Clay," said Rocky Crow. "Maybe somebody got tired of seeing the whites making money from Indian misery."

"Good, somebody finally put a stop to it," said Kicking Bird.

"It's about time," said Little Crow.

"Whoever did it, thinks he solved the problem, but they will just rebuild another one, twice as big as that one, and make even more money," said Rocky Crow.

"No, they won't, that is why I'm here, and my younger generation is going to help our people and our community," said Little Crow going outside and looking at the sun.