Nitrous Blaze - Ek Chuah

In some towns of the Ain Soph wilderness, there once circulated a legend about the "true cowboy". The woman who always wore a cowboy hat had a mysterious origin and enigmatic behavior. She might appear in any corner of the town, carrying her gun. If you had a commission, you could find her with money; if you had nothing better to do, then you must not provoke her. The cowboy never hesitated to draw her gun, and others could only see her back walking in the wind and sand. The winds of the Ain Soph wilderness have witnessed countless stories and legends. The wind brushes over the low-hanging bushes, over the acacias on the mountains, bringing the stories back to their protagonist. When Ek Chuah heard this legend at the bar, she smiled and poured herself a large glass of fine wine. Her mysterious origin was because when she opened her eyes, she had no memories, only a young body in her twenties, and the name "Ek Chuah"; her enigmatic behavior was because she had no home, nor knew where to go, only drifting like tumbleweed, letting herself be carried by the wind. On the day she opened her eyes, no one told Ek Chuah where she should go. Her eyes and heart were blank, surrounded only by wind and sand, only the wilderness. She observed her surroundings, picked up a cloak, stole a wallet, followed others to find gatherings of people, saw a popular wilderness drama being broadcast above the bar. Enjoying the plot of the wilderness drama, she conveniently changed her name to the cooler abbreviation "Ash", and began to adapt to life in the wilderness. Ek Chuah soon discovered that she was clever, easily seeing through tricks; she was agile, able to take down three unarmed strong men barehanded; she had innate talent, hitting a target ten meters away on her first contact with a gun, and becoming infallible after practice. Her excellent skills soon attracted attention, and gradually people began to commission tasks to Ek Chuah. Ek Chuah had no strong moral concepts, except for liking to imitate the cool appearance of wilderness drama protagonists, no particular likes or dislikes, accepting all commissions, fostering a lawless personality while understanding the wonders of money. In people's mouths, the cowboy stepped from the drama into the wilderness; but in reality, Ek Chuah was just an ordinary wilderness person. People in the wilderness pursued money and enjoyed life, and so did Ek Chuah. Ek Chuah became a rock no different from other rocks, becoming part of the wilderness.