This is the beginning of Blizzard, with his brother and sister. Blizzard's mother Feather licked him and his siblings over a few minutes after they were born.
Their tall powerful father Glacier looked down at them proudly. Blizzard whimpered as he started to drink his mother's milk with his brother and sister.
Glacier walked outside as he looked for something to hunt. As he walked through the forest, he came across a deer.
He snuck up behind it until he was only a few feet away. The semi-tall grass helped him hide as he got closer.
He then leaped from his hiding place, beginning the chase. He ran after the deer, which was a muscular buck.
But Glacier himself was a big muscular wolf, with his solid white coat and rippling muscles, he could take down the buck with ease.
The buck ran over toward a stream, stumbled on a few rocks and kept running. Glacier ran over the same rocks, though some of them were a little sharp, he didn't wince or whimper in pain because of his tough paw pads.
He lunged at the buck from behind him, biting down hard on the back of his neck until he heard a crunch sound, ignoring the buck's struggles and kicks.
Glacier stood up straight and took a good look at the deer he just hunted down. It would take a while to drag the buck back home to the wolf den, but at least he and his family would have enough food to last them for a long time.
It could probably a few weeks to a solid month. Glacier took hold of the buck's hind ankle and dragged it back home.
A few hours later, Glacier was home at the wolf den. He dragged the buck inside next to Feather, who licked his face as he licked the pups.
Glacier and Feather ate some of the venison. The sun was setting, so the wolves got ready to got to sleep.
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Blizzard (Book 1 of the Wolf Titan series)
Aventura(#274 ranking Created 3/20/23 cover by me )This is the story of a grey wolf named Blizzard, the life he lived when he was younger when his sister was alive. His parents Glacier and Feather were always there for them, even when they sometimes got in...
