Jeremy lived a comfortable life on the fringes of civilization; trapping, hunting and scouting for the settlers along the frontier. On one of his forages he discovers a renegade band of Huron torturing a prisoner. After dispatching the group to the land of their fathers, Jeremy stumbles over a young squaw, bound and gagged, hiding in deep brush. With more renegades in the area, Jeremy threw the captive over his shoulder and vanished into the wilderness. With the war between the French and English heating up, Shinning Star understood aligning the Seneca with the British would help her tribe and solidify her leadership over them. She instinctively knew Jeremy's skills and British connections would aid her warriors in their battles against the French and Hurons. As Queen of the Seneca tribe she gave him the Indian name White Hawk and respect. As a beautiful woman, the Indian Princess used her wiles to bind him to her and the nation of warriors she lead.