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Back in the day, Rocky Boy’s Reservation was more than just a quiet spot outside Fort Benton High—it was the seniors’ kingdom. Skipping class wasn’t just a habit; it was a tradition. They’d head there in packs, armed with spray cans and wild ideas, filling the walls with graffiti that told their own stories. Old couches, mismatched chairs, beat-up tables—everything they could scavenge found its way there, turning the place into a second home. The reservation became a legend. Even juniors were eventually invited in, earning their place on the sagging cushions and in the laughter that bounced off those painted walls. But time doesn’t wait. One by one, the seniors graduated, scattering to wherever life pulled them. The reservation sat empty, its colors fading, its couches collecting dust.A year later, the old crew went searching for a new place. What they found wasn’t the same—nothing could be—but it had the same soul. A tucked-away corner with space for their graffiti, room for their beat-up furniture, and that certain feel you can’t buy. They claimed it without hesitation. The first week was chaos in the best way. Everyone brought something—Bear dragged in a recliner that only leaned to the left, Tiggy showed up with a crate of dusty records and a second-hand turntable, and Deus hauled in a coffee table made from an old door balanced on milk crates. Spray cans rattled in backpacks, the hiss of paint filling the air as fresh colors started to claim the walls. Someone hung Christmas lights across the rafters, even though it was July. By the second week, the place had a rhythm. Afternoons filled with card games, music echoing off the cracked concrete, and the smell of cheap takeout drifting in from the corner. Stories flowed as easily as the soda cans they stacked into a leaning tower in the corner. They knew they’d never recreate the exact magic of Rocky Boy’s, but here—laughing until the sun dipped low, surrounded by the chaos they built—it didn’t really matter. This was theirs now.

The Moonstone is a band group formed by students from Fort Benton High School, Meshach Osceola and Jethro Mekledoodum. Initially, the band consisted only of the two of them, but over time, they gradually gained popularity among the students at Fort Benton High School. This band carries the Rock, Pop Rock, and J-Pop genres. It all began with a boy named Meshach Osceola. He was someone who truly loved musical instruments. Meshach was also a student at Fort Benton High School. Because of his strong passion for music, he decided to try something new by forming a band. In the area where Meshach lived, often referred to as the reservation, he met a newcomer named Jethro Mekledoodum. They had a long conversation, and eventually Meshach invited Jethro to join his project. Not only Jethro, Meshach also reconnected with his old friend Charles Masichuvio, who was also from the reservation. The three of them each had different goals. Meshach wanted to grow his career in music, Jethro desperately needed money, and Charles simply wanted to spend his free time helping with the project. From that point on, a band began to take shape, formed by the three of them. They named the band "The Moonstone", an idea that came from Jethro. The project was focused on becoming a business, based on Jethro suggestion to Meshach. Of course, the money earned would be used to develop the project, as they initially lacked proper facilities and musical instruments. Since Meshach had a close connection with Frontier Wolves Studio, they used that place along with its equipment to produce their first music album. The three of them shared roles in the band. Meshach as the bassist, Jethro as the guitarist and vocalist, and Charles as the drummer. This band carries the Rock, Pop Rock, and J-Pop genres. In February 2026, Jethro showed up with a song he had written himself, titled “Ignite.” The song is about finding strength within yourself, accepting the past, including failures, and turning it into fuel to become the best version of who you are. It also carries the idea that time that feels “lost” is actually an important part of the journey toward your goals. He met Meshach at the reservation and explained everything about the song he had written. Without hesitation, Meshach agreed and made it The Moonstone first project. They planned to produce the song as a video. Meshach quickly contacted Charles so the project could begin as soon as possible, but unfortunately, Charles asked for a delay because he was still learning his instrument, the drums. Meshach gave him two weeks to practice and memorize the chords used in “Ignite.” During that time, Jethro and Meshach also practiced and memorized the chords for their own instruments. After two weeks passed, Charles disappeared without a word, forcing the project to be delayed for quite some time. Meshach and Jethro decided to wait a little longer. Around that same time, Meshach received bad news that some of his money had been taken by an apartment builder who ran off with it. Previously, Meshach and Jethro had agreed to use Meshach’s apartment as The Moonstone’s recording studio. The delay and financial loss nearly caused the project to fall apart, but they refused to give up. Instead, they decided to produce cassette tapes to manage their financial situation, since it would be far cheaper than shooting a video. Meshach, who was still a student at Fort Benton High School, introduced The Moonstone and a sample of “Ignite” there. Unexpectedly, many students and even teachers liked the sample. Meshach immediately brought the good news to Jethro. Jethro pushed for the project to move forward as soon as possible and suggested finding a replacement for Charles, who was still missing. As it turned out, Jethro brought in someone named Pallaton Wachinksapa from the reservation, who was also a student at Fort Benton High School. Pallaton was highly skilled with musical instruments and volunteered to join The Moonstone, mainly for the same reason as Jethro, to make money. Meshach, Jethro, and Pallaton then began the project by recording at Frontier Wolves Studio. The recordings were later produced by Meshach in the form of cassette tapes. After a few months, they successfully completed the production of “Ignite,” and The Moonstone’s popularity began to grow steadily. In April 20, 2025, Meshach was found dead in his apartment. The circumstances surrounding his death remain unknown, but police confirmed that he had been murdered. The perpetrator was never identified, as no evidence or traces were left behind. The tragic news deeply devastated both the members and fans of The Moonstone. Jethro, who had been involved in building the band from the very beginning, decided to temporarily take over Meshach’s position while reorganizing the current lineup. He quickly took steps to recruit several students from Fort Benton who were passionate about music and skilled at playing instruments in order to continue The Moonstone project. Those names were Abraham Shaman, Samuel Tahmelapachme, and Saul Aranck. Jethro took the role of manager within the band and recruited the three of them as the second generation of The Moonstone. Second Generation Jethro began continuing the project left behind by Meshach alongside the three students from Fort Benton whom he had recently recruited. Abraham was appointed as the drummer, Samuel became the lead guitarist as well as the vocalist, and Saul took the position of bassist. Jethro also appointed Abraham as the leader of the band to help manage and guide the others. The three of them were prepared for the band’s second song project, which was currently being worked on by Jethro. At the same time, Jethro started developing new strategies to make the band more widely recognized, rather than relying only on selling cassette tapes. He planned to have the band perform at bars, local events, and other public venues in hopes of introducing The Moonstone to a larger audience. Credits: Picture: @Rodric Story: @Ejamzz @Rodric

Fort Benton High School Is a high school in Fort Benton, Montana. With almost 2,000 students in total. The high school building was built in 1943, after a fire destroyed the original building that was built in the summer of 1920. In the small town of Fort Benton has a high school called Fort Benton High School. The school is filled with boundless enthusiasm, the story begins with a group of excellent students celebrating their new achievement, and winning an academic competition. The Fort Benton High School debate team has exceeded everyone’s expectations. Under the guidance of their tough but compassionate coach, they successfully battled larger schools in the area and brought home the tournament trophy. Their excitement turns to worry when they hear their school faces threats from senior students who are behaving inappropriately, challenging their morals and integrity. They may still have the fighter in them, it has been done for generations. They do things by their own rules, but they are nothing more than teenagers still growing up, that doesn't mean they don't do anything. They engage in bullying, alcohol, vandalism, and destruction along the way outside school hours. But all of the cheers didn't last for long, or shall they say that Fort Benton High School is entering a downfall state where they receive many, many complaints throughout the day. It is a small group called The Frontier Wolves, and it is a pack of students who came from Rocky Boy's Montana reservation. The principal didn't mind a single bit of them at first; therefore, he was taking it easy. But this group is starting to slowly show their teeth. They're doing things their own way, being hurly-burly the whole time. Slowly but surely, they're becoming a dangerous pack of wolves. The school is bigger than them nonetheless, and the teachers are here to hold the school's reputation together.

At night, on the edge of the beach, there is a school called Fort Benton High School. Every night there are always students who come there to buy snacks, chat with each other, and smoke in the school parking lot. June 17 2024, like the previous night, the school parking lot was always full of students still playing. There was a group consisting of people from Montana Chippewa Cree, Native Americans. All the students at Fort are familiar with the name "Frontier Wolves" in their ears, Hound is the leader of the Tribe and first command is held by River. River stated that they would create two regions or divisions, but they are still under the auspices of Wolves, West Marina has the nickname Wild Dogs as the main division, East Side Marina has the nickname Timber Wolves as the second division. Bryan "Beeky" Machakw was appointed as the leader for Wild Dogs and Luther "Luke" Kotsoteka as Beeky's right-hand man, Irwin "Wine" Ohitekah Street Lieutenant of Wild Dogs, Shawn "Sean" Kotsoteka, Theodore Thaonawyuthe, and right that week Wild Dogs was discovered new warrior, Tristan "Tiggy" Matunaagd. A few weeks after the zoning, West Side members went out on the streets of the West looking at buildings that were no longer in use to be redecorated and used as Wild Dogs venues. June 25 2024, Wild Dogs members found an abandoned garage right in front of a classic car showroom and opposite a furniture shop, Wild Dogs' location is very strategic. Wild Dogs members secured the place and made a report that Wild Dogs stood for the West Side of Los Santos. Nearby Photo : With the power of God, Wild Dogs are formed on June 17th, 2024. Wild Dogs is a smaller part of The Frontier Wolves, and this division is not as small as you see. It’s are full of strange and unbelievable people. Some are drug-addict, some are stealers, and some are maniac. Many of them are the students of Fort Benton Highschool, trying to maintain the friendship and connection. Some of the students are also come and go, mean they’re not suitable with the hard lifestyle of Wild Dogs. A letter is land on Luther ‘Luke’ Kotsoteka’s apartment. It’s a death threat that was written for his best mate, Bryan ‘Beeky’ Machakw. Luke reads the letter, found out that Beeky was dead for two and half days after the letter was sent. Beeky dead on an accident, when he is doing a transaction with a triad, named High Mountain Clan. Luke as the vice of Wild Dogs needs to maintain the group with the help of his friend: Tristan ‘Tiggy’ Matunaagd. They trying to manage the Wild Dogs alone, with no messages or advices that were left by Beeky for all of them. Trying to revive the division, they decided to renovate the places by themselves, but everything turns bad. All of Luke and Tiggy’s money are wasted and everybody is wanted for doing criminal things. Luke trust in a line from The Smiths song, there is a light that never goes out. He is right, The Smiths was right. So, on a night with his mates — Tiggy and Navajo ‘Nav’ Nawkaw, Luke drove to a car wash. An abandoned car wash that Luke see as a big potential for their division. Their division are lack of money compared to Timber Wolves, the second division. Because of money reason and their hard lifestyle, Luke decided to run a car wash with his mates from the Wild Dogs. ‘One Auto Care’ is their name and they’re provide a lot of service, such as cleaning car, washing car, and free service for each of customer’s car. On the free service, they’re stole some spareparts from the car, change it with a low quality one, and then sells the original spareparts. Turns out, everything is not run smoothly. Sometimes the cop would come by their place and ask one or two things, but nothing can beat Wild Dogs. Credit : @humblekid @Luther @Elbern @Torao @Onyon @agusxyz