Indian Counterattack

After the Battle of Jamestown in 1622. The remaining Indians are facing a severe survival crisis. Genocide is just a thought away. Moka, a young Powhatan girl, stood up. She became the youngest warrior in the tribe and the only one who could barely pick up a bow and arrow. In the legend of the Powhatan tribe, the ancestors left some mysterious relics and sealed part of their power there. The girl Moka found the power left by her ancestors and received the inheritance of wisdom and strength. She became the commander-in-chief of the Indian Fire and led her tribe to counterattack the colonial army.