Tout le monde! C'est l'heure de raconter l'histoire, alors rassemblez vos meilleures histoires et vous pourriez gagner ce qu'il y a sur le plateau! Monsieur Darwall annonce sur la petite scène en face du bar du saloon avec un sourire, en s'inclinant vers un tableau indiquant plusieurs prix sur lui près du bar:
Les Prix de l'Heure de l'Histoire
Première place : Un fusil à bûcherons et tout ce qui est gratuit pendant une heure.
Deuxième place : Demi tout pour une semaine ou tout onglet de barre enlevé.
Troisième endroit : Une bouteille gratuite de la prochaine expédition de produits de brasserie Darwall.
Quatrième place : Demi-pension pour une heure.
"Sheriff, j'ai envie d'essayer? Il faut que vous fréquentiez ici plus près de chez vous, vous auriez du temps pour tuer des porcs ici. Ou peut-être que l'adjoint a quelque chose? Commencez juste à le dire si quelqu'un d'autre veut nous démarrer si nos hommes de loi fiables sont secs d'histoires." Josué déclare dans son accent septentrional épais, marchant hors de la scène, assis dans son coin du saloon, prêt à profiter des contes avec un verre de scotch sur la table. À l'extérieur, quelques porteurs commencent à décharger cinq caisses de quelque chose dans la cave du saloon. Joshua avait commencé à faire l'heure de l'histoire comme une émission hebdomadaire il y a environ deux mois parce qu'il voulait encourager l'imagination et entendre autant de rumeurs que possible, en jouant autant d'entre eux vers le bas dans son cahier pour référence future.
Names: Amid and Kadir Karzai
Ages: 27
Genders: Male
Occupation: Horse salesmen?
Personalities: Amid and Kadir are twins. They have been together their whole lives, and as such, their personalities are very similar. They both have similar interest and goals. They're both young and eager to do something that they think matters.
However, the brothers vary in their own little ways.
Amid takes up the role of big brother. Possibly the smarter of the two, he takes pride in his ability to form strategies and plans. He has a certain foresight that his 'baby' brother lacks. Amid is less likely to take a risk, and more likely to sit back and think things through. He's often the cooler headed one of the two. He's a bit less emotional than his brother.
Kadir is the reckless one. Although not stupid reckless. He knows that, from watching his brother, strategy pays off. But while his brother plans, Kadir paces. He's a bit on the hyper active side, always wanting to move and do something. Sometimes, this comes as an advantage. Kadir's energy allows him to tame even the feistiest of stallions, and have the patience to do so. 
Other: The Karzai twins were born in Afghanistan. Both speak English, but have fairly thick accents.
Height:  5'5"
Weight: Both are around 145 pounds. 
Appearance: Amid and Kadir are identical twins, but it's easy enough to tell them apart. Both are of Arab nationality, with dark tan skin, dark brown hair, and dark brown eyes. They're both around 5'5" and have lean muscular builds. Their small stature is the butt of many jokes, but it pays off when riding small but fast Arabian horses. Both of the brothers have adopted the 'Wild West' fashion, ditching their robes for slacks, boots, and button up shirts.
Amid has a small scar on his left cheek, and wears his hair shorter than his brother. He can be seen wearing a brown coat, matching brown slacks, black boots, a cream colored button up shirt, and a hat.
Kadir has longer hair. His style of dress is a bit more unusual. He doesn't like the feel of the typical slacks and abrasive cotton, so he wears a loose buccaneer style shirt and flowy pants. This earns him a few odd looks and a couple jeers, but he's rich, so what does he care?
Weaponry: The Karzai brothers are no strangers to horse thieves. They've thwarted several efforts against them. Both carry Colt shotguns and a revolver, along with pouches of ammo. 
Skills: The brothers are both renown horsemen. They offer riding skills, along with veterinary care.
Although they both are short of stature, the boys are much stronger than they look. They are good hand-to-hand fighters, often proving so after a long night at the bar goes south.
Flaws:  Neither of them are too good with their aim, hence why they chose to carry shotguns. Although they've practiced a bit more upon reaching the rough west, neither of the brothers were taught how to handle a gun before they left Afghanistan.
Literally nobody can understand their accent.
History: The brothers were born in a small village in Afghanistan. For most of their childhood, their country was at war with the British. They were kept on a remote farm with their father and mother for their own protection. Their father, a well known horse breeder, took this opportunity to teach the boys any and everything about horses.
By the time the boys were teenagers, they were experts themselves. Their father, suffering from a bad back due a long life of labor, would send the boys out to sell horses to the army. They made good money doing this, and were allowed to pocket a generous portion to do with what they please. Luckily, the boys were smart enough to save it.
After their father passed away, their mother turned the farm over to them. The brothers had heard of the horse business in America; how those who sold fine Arabian horses made hundreds. They made a plan to save up a bunch of money and move their business there to be rich.
It took a few years to save up enough money, between keeping up the farm and taking care of their aging mother. By the time their mother passed, the brothers were ready to set sail. They made port in California, and drove their horses inland. They sold many off and kept the money to start their own farm. Upon reaching the border, just outside of Soursprings, they decided that this was a good place to set up shop.
The two brothers have been running their horse farm for three years now, and have already made enough money to retire on. Their horses are widely known as the fastest and most durable in the west.