Transcription: I'm going to put it in the fridge. In the early 19th century, when California was still a territory of Spanish control of Mexico, missions like Refugio Secrada dotted the countryside. It was here that the Vegas landowners of Los Angeles found refuge from the bandits that nearly destroyed all of their dignity and most of their property. When young Diego Vega returned from Spain, he found that his father's situation was much like many Californians. And so, in the shadows of night, Diego became Soto, defending the common man from injustice, never forgetting the debt he owed the people of La Profu ...
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