Cowboy

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Cowboys or Cowgirls, were the people guarding the dye mines of northern Taiga Country. To camouflage themselves against the tundra they would wear white. Then when they tried to steal territory from each other they would mark each other with black or dark brown dye, which were the cheapest. And when combined with the white clothing the black spots made them look like cows, thus the name: "cowboy". Zora Salazar would be heavily inspired by them to the point of basing her outfit and parts of her personality on them.^{[Citation Needed]}

History

When Deepwood Country was building railroads into Taiga Country to extract and sell their natural dyes, Cowboys showed up to raid their train cars. The Cowboys wore white to blend in with the Taiga Country snow and their adversaries, the protectors of the dyes, wore colors and logos reminiscent of the companies they protected. The protectors used paintball pistols to mark and track the thieves, usually black paintballs as they were cheapest. The white dressed thieves with black splotches on their garments earned the name "Cowboys" for their manner of dress.^[2]

Members

• Zora Salazar

Trivia

• They are based on real world Cowboys.