MoonSong was born a rogue. Her mother was banished from their previous pack after she fell pregnant by a rogue wolf, MoonSongs father. MoonSong does not know her father or her mothers pack. She was happy living the life of a rogue with her mother. It was not an easy life, but it was good. MoonSong would often listen to her mother tell stories of her old pack and the life she lived there. MoonSong and her brother where very happy. Unfortunately nature can be very cruel to a long wolf and her pups. During their first winter MoonSongs brother died of cold and hunger. Her mother was never the same. MoonSong would hear her mother cry at night that if only she was still with the pack her beloved son would have survived. Her mother made sure that MoonSong was strong and healthy after that. Unfortunately when MoonSong was 6 months old she learned another cruel lesson. She learned to fear humans. MoonSong and her mother where out hunting unaware they to where being hunted. During the chase of there supper there was a loud bang and MoonSong watched helpless as her mother collapsed. She had no idea what was happening. With the last of her strength MoonSongs mother warned her to run and hide and to beware of the two legged humans. MoonSong was now alone and afraid. She knew she would not survive on her own and needed a pack, so she left for the only place she could. MoonSong was not welcome in the packs in this land, so she left for far away lands she heard other rogues speak of. These lands where clean and unclaimed. It was where wolves went to make a new start. MoonSong traveled for months. When she arrived MoonSong did not know where to go or who to speak to. As she wondered the forest she met Tala and BrightHeart. BrightHeart was very handsom and he was looking to make a pack and start a new life. It may not have been what MoonSong was looking for, but she wanted to stay with him. Together BrightHeart and MoonSong made BrightMoon pack. This is where, for better or worse, she will raise her cubs and make a life for herself.