Wind Shaman

In a tribe that worships bravery, he is an outlier. Until the goddess's relic "The Cradle of Fallen Stars" was stolen, the tribe fell into a curse (livestock died of illness and water sources dried up). The strongest warriors are helpless. The protagonist is ordered to embark on a journey of pursuit. His weapon is not the bow and arrow, but the subtlest sense of nature. He follows the thief through messages in the wind, the tracks of wolves, and the shifting of the stars. On the way, he will rediscover the ancient shamanic way of coexisting with nature that has been forgotten by the tribe, and unlock the true power of the goddess's relics - it is not a weapon, but a "hub" that balances the grassland ecology. In the end, the enemy he needs to face is not the thieves, but the tribe's own narrow understanding of "power" and a "white disaster" (terrible white disaster) caused by ecological imbalance that sweeps across the entire grassland. He will become a new bridge between lost wisdom and real existence.