In the boundless, golden expanse of the American Plains during the late 1800s, explorers Duff and Shaw ventured on a quest to uncover the secrets of the wild frontier. Duff, a seasoned trapper with a rugged exterior, and Shaw, a scholarly naturalist with a keen eye for the unusual, made an unlikely but harmonious pair. Their latest journey, driven by curiosity and a desire for discovery, was about to lead them to a revelation that would etch their names into the annals of legend. One brisk morning, as the duo navigated the undulating landscape, their eyes were drawn to a distant ridge. From the top, the view was breathtaking—a sweeping panorama of the plains, framed by a sky so vast it seemed to touch infinity.