Dawn

The Beginning

A soft tongue glided over the pups head. It was rough in texture, yet soft in action. Two tiny golden eyes opened groggily from their slumber to see a lithe she-wolf gazing down at her. The adult wolf was strong, yet elegant. Her eyes were a cold green and her muzzle was plastered with scars. It was almost grotesque to look at. However, it was clear that the figure was strong. The scent of warm milk filled the pups nose, and she greedily shuffled over the to adults stomach to suckle and shoved her siblings out of the way as she did so. As the pup fed, the she-wolf chuffed in satisfaction. "You are strong, young one. You will bring great honor to the God's." The adult wrapped her tail around her three pups, holding them tight. She spoke to the suckling bully of a pup. "The Gods have sent me a message, my child. They say you will do great things. They say that you willl shine a new light on our race and that your name will spread far and wide. And for that I will name you for what you are. You are the beginning of a new era, and the end to a dark time. You are the Dawn."

Dawn began to grow. Fast. She was the largest pup of three. Her two siblings, Aconcagua and Gerlach, knew their place. Despite her size and strength Dawn was dedicated to caring for her siblings (as long as she was in charge). It was clear that Dawn was the most dominant pup in the litter and she liked it that way. Early on the she-wolf developed a proud and righteous personality, overlain with a heavy dose of adventure. She knew she was destined for greatness, and she wasn't going to wait for it. 

The great she-wolf and her siblings aged from pups to adolescents and they began their training. They were trained by all members of the pack, honing in on their skills and discovering strengths and weaknesses. It was discovered that Dawn excelled in battle and leadership, while her siblings were more well rounded. In her mind this made sense. Of course she would do well in these things. She was a natural borne leader! However, being young and eager lead her to be cocky and overconfident. This was a lesson that she would have to learn the hard way. 

Soon enough, after months of training, Dawn and her siblings set out. It was determined that the three wolves would travel on their own. With Aconcagua and Gerlach going their own way, Dawn went hers. She was ready for an adventure. She was ready for responsibility. She was ready to do something great.

-Chased newborn Ossa from den for religious reasons

-Chased pup Bia

- Chased Tangra's 4 pups

Dena, Dacia, D'lak