fair (adj.)

Old English fæger "pleasing to the sight (of persons and body features, also of objects, places, etc.); beautiful, handsome, attractive," of weather, "bright, clear, pleasant; not rainy," also in late Old English "morally good," from Proto-Germanic *fagraz (source also of Old Saxon fagar, Old Norse fagr, Swedish fager, Old High German fagar "beautiful," Gothic fagrs "fit"). 

✴️ One of Syndica's earliest members, a scout turned huntress, Fæger could often be found giving advice and training to the younger wolves. She was pivotal in helping the pack carve its niche, moving from grasslands to deciduous forest to finally settle in the mountains. As her twilight years approached, she was happy to focus on doing the semi-regular grocery runs.