Oliver

Son of Jenna & Rowan. He's a pupsitter.

On their first day of training, Oliver challenged Oren to a tussling match. He clawed Oren's nose, and Brier gave him a stern look and said claws were only supposed to be used like that when hunting. Oliver then apologized to Oren and promised never to do that again. He then went on to play with Alder.

On his second day of training, he spent the morning looking for gifts for the other pack members with Alder and Oren. Rowan had told them that this was a good way to get to know everyone a bit better. He and Alder had thought of maybe catching some squirrels for the hunters but weren't able to find any.

On his third day of training, he joined Alder and Hemlock at the den and they were picked up by Brier. They would have to work as a team to track down the food Brier had hid somewhere in the woods around the den.

His fourth day of training was a lot of fun. He, Oren, and Oakley all had to hide while Rowan tried to find them. Though it turned quite serious towards the end when they couldn't find Oren. Luckily the other pup came out once his parents got involved. He and Oakley then overheard from Cress that wolves had begun going missing, and Luna had set in a new rule that no pup training was to take place more than smelling distance away from the den.

It felt strange not to be spending the day training, he hadn't really had this much time to play and goof around since he lived in his mother's den. But Rowan had been clear that their next lesson wouldn't be until later that evening, when the sun had set. While playing, he, Alder, and Oren came up with several theories on what their lesson could be. He still firmly believed that they would be tracking down ghost wolves to protect the pack. However, it turned out to just be howling lessons. A bit disappointing but he supposed this was important too. He'd have to keep a keen eye out for those ghosts, though.

Having a lesson with Fire sounds exciting, going out into the woods and foraging. However, due to recent events, the lesson would be on identifying herbs she'd already gathered. Oliver found his mind wandering all day, and he found the whole lesson quite boring.

For his final test, Brier brought him as far as the great north river. He was then tasked with leading them back to the den all on his own, without any help from his mentor.