In the flickering torchlight of the first caves, the elders painted what the spirits had shown them: a goat astride a horse, older than names, greater than all who would follow.
They called him the GOAT Rider.
Not in words, but in ochre and charcoal, in handprints pressed into the stone so the memory would not die.
He rode before the tribes, before the first fire was stolen, before the world learned to count its years.
Some say he still rides when the light dies on the old walls.
Some say he was the first.
Some say he is still the greatest.