Hundrets of years ago. People far up North of our earth are being regularly raided by aggressive foreign horsemen troops. These peaceful tribes have never learned to defend themselves using weapons. They call themselves Sabmek, the Sami people. Time and again the individual Sami tribes are attacked by gangs of warriors, who come from the adjacent lands. The Tschudes from the East are particularly cruel. Their Lord is the dichotomous one. Under his leadership the Tschude hordes rob and loot. They kill and put villages to the torch; they rape the Sami women and abduct the defenseless. The more beastly the Tschude hordes behave among the Sami, the more fervently the Sami believe in a legend from ancient days. There is a legend in the villages that says as follows: "At the worst of oppression, when violence is at its peak, a little boy will come forth from among them. After a time of apprenticeship and trial, this boy will become the Savior of all Sami tribes. He will ride upon a moose, and this is how you shall know him." Him - the Moose Man. And so the people keep looking out for the rider on his moose. weiterlesen