Stone Eagle and his children, Luna and Clay, nestle into their make-shift tepee home, pitched behind his grandmother's old house. Luna gets a special welcome, a visit from her recently departed mother, Star, whose spirit visits Luna in a form of a hummingbird. Luna tells her dad about the visit, but he's sure it's just her imagination. Luna blows a kiss to Star as she whooshes into the sky and transforms into as evening star It twinkles.
Stone has the burden of Star's mother Mooncloud, being ill and her passing. He has to keep his promise to rebuild the destroyed tree house for his children.
Someone is keeping Stone from finding proof that his deed is recorded, which shows the house is rightly his. He has searched for records in El Reno, Star's home town, and found the original papers to his property. Through Court house records he discovered that Deputy Henson, a crooked Judge and Lawyer tampered with his grandmother's oil rich deeds. Chief Sugarfoot promised to look into it.