Kia #6043

Elles ev Ōritsu, first huntmistress, Leader´s mate

The law of the pack

• Time is noted by winters, as the falling snow is the most significant and noticeable indicator of the passing of time. Seasons are used for more precise measurements. Winter is only counted once the snow has perished and flowers started to bloom.
  
  
• None of the pack shall hold the mating privilege but the blood of the breeding pair, the Ōritsu lineage. The pack should aspire to be held by the bond of blood, and its breeding habits should reflect this. Violation of the mating privilege is strictly punished by banishment.
  
  
• The only wolves allowed to seek the option of pack life are lone-living individuals not carrying another pack´s blood. Lone-living wolves with no discoverable heritage are exempt from the rule, as they are considered the heirs of no pack rather than a foreign pack.
  
  
• As an exception, at times of prosperity, a wolf younger than an adult may be taken in, fed, and sheltered until adulthood. They are never considered a full member of the pack, as they carry another pack's lineage and are not entitled to their usual share of catches and protection as other pack members. They need always to be banished upon reaching maturity.
  
  
• Addition number one, from the decree of Elvor ev Ōritsu. Barefurs shall not be approached at any cost, and seeking out to do so is punishable. They are capable of conspiring against the very existence of the pack, and contact with them puts the pack in imminent danger.
  

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