Soulless Stare

my friend had a wolf collecting stories from other packs being hosted by them, and i liked the idea, so i wanted to try it.
make sure this wolf has 50+ hunger and 50+ amusement. if he doesnt, i will request he be sent back to me. if you already know you cannot afford to keep him happy, please send him off to someone else who can.
dont keep this wolf longer than six roll-overs. im entrusting you to this rule.
you can use him in any role, i dont mind.
send him back to me when he reaches seven years in age.
breed him if you like, dunno how you'd do it but its fine.
do not get rid of this bio, do not change priority stats.

STARTING LORE:
Soulless Stare's eyes were blank as he slowly retreated from the den, turned, and trotted out with a deep yawn. No sound was made as he walked on, the leaves he disturbed landing in their exact spots and positions as before. He didn't blink, or look around. He really never blinked, as if he was blind, though he clearly wasn't. He didn't have enhanced senses that a blind wolf has, yet, he never moves his eyes. It's almost as though he can see through some wolves, especially those who lie....

GUARDIANS OF VESPER'S LORE:

< Start Of Journey >
His travels brought him to a nearby region in the tundra, though the concept of "nearby" was different in such empty lands. Much like his home pack, the pack he was traveling to required lots of maneuvering to get around. He had a mission in mind, having heard things about this pack that were hard to believe. Corruption and lies ran rampant, coming from the pack leader himself. Some even said the pack functioned like a cult. Soulless Stare thought he was just right to do something about it. Would they catch on?

< Aftermath >
After a rather dramatic hijack, Elisha had taken her place as leader. Soulless Stare had interrupted the ceremony where she was introduced to the pack, leading to the Prophets untimely death. His job was done, and it was almost time to leave. Almost. Elisha still needed help undoing all of the Prophet's old rules and castes.

< Departure >
Having helped Elisha with the beginning of her rule, it was time for him to leave. A small group of those loyal to Elisha helped him out of the territory, and said goodbye. Trotting on, he went to find his next stop.