Once their was a she wolf, as white as the moon, whose eyes shone brighter than the stars. Her name was DancingMoon. She wanted pups so badly, that she didn't care what she got, as long as she had something to care for. Then she met Night, a handsome wolf, as black as his name. They fell in love, and one day, had a litter of 5.
3 girls, and 2 boys, all as beautiful as their mother, and as strong as their father. But one day, a pack of 7 wolves came and attacked the lone family. DancingMoon had to think quickly, so with great sadness, she grabbed a pup, a young pitch black girl, and ran.
Night saw what she was doing, and with also great sadness, grabbed a young sturdy white male, and left the other behind.
Although they grieved for their now dead pups, two was better than none. They found a new home, far from their old, and raised their pups their. They named the little female Dewdrop, for it suited her beautifully.
The little male they named Frostbite,for his bite was colder than ice.
7 moons have past, and everything was going well for the lone family. Dewdrop and her brother had something very special between them. They could telepathically communicate with each other. Although they could do this, that also meant they could read each others thoughts, which was not always appreciated.
But they learned to deal with it, and were brother and sister like no other.
But 1 day after the 7th moon, the same pack came to destroy what was left of the family. Their mother had told them the story of what happened to their other siblings, and had told them all they could about the pack, and to stay away from them.
They knew the leaders name was Ghost, the cruelest leader of all pack Alphas. This pack was known as the Burning Forest. Their eyes glow blood red, and their pelts are so black, that they have turned into shadows. Shadows that stand on four legs, and kill anything and everything that threaten their power over the Packs.
The pups never knew what they had done, but when the the Burning Forest Pack came, they were ready.
