Ronin (Aizawa Romance)

Author's Note

Dear Readers,

This story is about a strong woman who wishes to honor her ancestors.  She is a descent of the Assiniboine (as is my grandson) tribe.

There is going to be a touch of sex artfully done and dose of healthy loving romance.  I think anyone can show it, it is Shouta Aizawa.

As I continue, I am wanting to bring awareness to Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women so it appears in this story.

I bring in Battle of Greasy Grass which was a blow to white Americans as Washington D.C. found out on the 4th of July 1876.  The version with this story is from the Indian oral telling.

That leads to the Massacre of Wounded Knee.  There is a reason I will have use a photo from the incident.  It is in black and white yet it is disturbing.  It should distrurb you or you lack empathy.

Sometimes names are disrespectful and sometimes they are honorable.  The military name their helicopters after Tribes and tribal leaders. Tribes often  bless these helicopters when named. You decide if honorable or not.

Some will ask, "Are you Native American?  Do you have Native blood?"

The family says might but that doesn't make one tribal native.  I'm Heniz 57  from Roman (yes that far back) to Norse (yes that far back too).  My mom's maiden name is 900 years old in Germany. (Yes, Alucard from Hellsing can't say he's been impaling before my family's name.)

So my point is, I live in a state with reservations, missing and murdered Indigenous Women.  I have many tribal friends, Blackfoot to name one. 

•I want people to take an interest, a real interest not a Hollywood one.

• I want you to care about these people.

•You need to know that alocholism is rampant for them.

•You need know that suicide runs in Families for these people!!!

•The state of Montana, for example, is #1 or #2 state in the U.S. for Suicide!  Currently #1.

•Montana has 56 counties, Lake county home of the Salish and Kootenai reservation is the Number #1 county for Suicide!

•The U.S. suicide rate is up 33 percent since 1999, but for American Indian and Alaska Native women and men, the increase is even greater: 139 percent and 71 percent, respectively, according to an analysis from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s National Center for Health Statistics.

I just wanted a story about a strong woman to make people aware around the world.  It may not be very good but it is what I have to offer.

A white buffalo calf was born in Lolo Montana August 2020.  Now is a time of great change for all.  It can be a time of light or a time of greater darkness.  Help turn it towards some light...

~Michi Tala