Marvel's I am a saber-toothed tiger

The solution that Victor came up with was actually very simple in the final analysis. .biqugev Since I cannot destroy the Indians by armed suppression, I will suppress the American bison with arms.

The Indians who have lost their American bison will die of freezing and starvation in the coming cold winter. This is a natural evolution of the ecosystem of the North American continent. It is precisely because of the existence of the American bison that the Indians can thrive on this land.

However, although Victor has already made up his mind, in order to implement it, he still needs federal government support. Therefore, his top priority is to find a way back.

Different from Victor who is looking for a way home, 'Wolverine' Logan was transferred to Japan, although he was said to be a bodyguard.

But in fact, as a super soldier and soldier, how could he not go to the battlefield? When Victor and the Indians were fighting, Logan also participated in the suppression of dissatisfied gentry rebellions in various places as an armed interventionist of the Federation.

After all, while the Meiji government inherited the dominance of the Tokugawa family, it also inherited the unequal treaty with the Federation. Of course, the Federation must help this government that gives money to itself every year.

It was while participating in suppressing these rebellions that Logan saw the swordsmanship of Japanese samurai, and felt that this was the fighting skill he wanted to learn.

Then, while he was still serving as a bodyguard and a 'military instructor', he specially found a Japanese officer named Murakami who was highly skilled in swordsmanship to teach him how to use the Japanese samurai sword.

While Logan was learning how to use the samurai sword, Victor, who was about to become a savage, finally crossed the Indian territory and returned to the territory controlled by the Federation.

It's all his own fault. After diving, he didn't look at the direction at all. He closed his eyes and drifted along the current for an unknown distance before climbing up.After all, at that time, he was still very worried about being hunted down by 'Red Wolf' and others.

After proving his identity to the local garrison, Victor obtained the right to change clothes. When he walked out of the bedroom wearing a brand new military uniform, the telegram from the little secretary Tina had already been placed on the table in his living room.

Tina has received his plan, and has made a detailed explanation and analysis of the relationship between Indians and bison in front of Congress. She finally came to the conclusion that if she wants to eliminate them, then kill the bison!

It has to be said that turning the state machine on at full strength is like a giant beast that devours everything, and this time it is going to devour the American bison, an animal that has lived on this land for countless years.

The federal government began subsidizing railroad companies to hunt bison. Originally, railroad companies hunted bison only to obtain beef as food supply for road construction workers.

However, various railways and their branch lines have been built one after another, and the bison has increasingly become a safety hazard for the train itself. The train is often delayed due to the passing of the bison, and even the train was knocked over by the bison.

Therefore, the railway company began to hire hunters to hunt bison. After obtaining the support of the state, such hunting became more frequent, prosperous, and even profitable.

Railroads began to recruit amateur hunters to kill bison for "recreation."The carriage was an indoor shooting range on wheels, and the hunter could easily shoot bison without danger or inconvenience himself.

If only this is not enough to exterminate the bison, the government has also joined the power of capital.With the successful development and use of bison leather, it also brought the last straw that overwhelmed the bison.

Bison leather is tougher and more resilient than buffalo leather.Thus, bison leather is turned into conveyor belts, leather furniture, floor and wall coverings, leather carriages, sleds and cabinet cars in tanneries.

Bison leather was also used to make harnesses, belts, shoes and other leather products.

Pennsylvania tanneries purchased bison hides for $3 each. For this reason, many hunters and speculators in cars, horses, or on foot rushed to the Great Plains to kill cattle for their skins and plunder new wealth resources.

The cattle hunting team consists of 67 people. The hunters carry rifles with high firepower and long range, and are accompanied by trucks that transport the cattle hides. A six-person buffalo hunting team can kill 6 or more bison every day and quickly skin the cattle. The remaining bison carcasses are competed for by wolves and coyotes.

The arms used by the hunters were actually backed by the military. The huge demand brought huge power. In this massacre of the bison, the military also made a lot of money.

Driven by commercial interests, the cattle hunters used modern weapons to brutally attack the bison, or shot them from the train window, or chased them frantically on horseback, and even slaughtered the bison while they were wading across the river in groups, so that the bison could not survive. .

The Indians quickly realized what the federal government wanted to do, and they quickly organized teams to protect their sacred bison.

However, this time it was the federal army that took the initiative. In the face of the well-prepared, well-armed, and well-trained federal troops, the Indian cavalry was beaten to pieces by the covering artillery fire before they even had time to rush to the federal position.

The federal army no longer needed to disperse to find the whereabouts of the Indian tribes. They only needed to be ready next to the large bison herds and ambush the Indians who came to protect the bison.

Even a powerhouse like 'Red Wolf' can only play a very limited role in the face of absolute superiority in firepower.He could rush to the federal army's position alone, but he couldn't prevent the federal army from killing his people and subordinates.

With the massacre of bison and the advent of cold winter, the Indian tribes who lost their food sources and daily necessities suffered from cold and hunger, and finally had to give up resistance and relocate to the "reservation" stipulated by the federal government.

Some of them even directly joined the federal army, their former enemy, and became a member of it.

But there are also some "hard-core" people who vow to resist until the last moment. And the ‘red wolf’ is the toughest of these tough bones.

Even Chief Sitting Bull, who had fought alongside him and successfully annihilated the Confederate 7th Cavalry Regiment in the Battle of the Little Bighorn, also fled north to Canada after surviving that difficult winter.

Now, the only remaining Indian resisters on the plains are "Red Wolf" Crazy Horse and his Sioux tribe.

However, hunger also threatened the lives of him and his tribe. In the end, the desperate "Red Wolf" had to lead thousands of his tribesmen to surrender to the federal army.

And here, Victor had been waiting for him for a long time.