Okay, so if there is a book like this, I do not know that book. Also, this is my first story on wattpad!
A white she-wolf with icey eyes stood on top of a hill, overlooking the valley beneath her. Wolfs were
scatterd across the valley, from young pups to elders. She whisperd to herself,"This is Pack Of Falling Star, and I am thier leader." For it was true, she was the packs leader, Star That Shoots Across Sky, but every leader in each pack changed thier names to the first leader. She was the 10th. She leaped off the hill onto a soft thing left by Hindpaws. Hindpaws were often seen near the valley, but never to close. She quickly stepped off it and headed down into the valley.
~100 Moons Later~
Pack Of Falling Star~
Leader- Star That Shoots Across Sky- brown male green eyes
Deaputy- Moon In Sky- white female brown eyes
Healer- Sky Above Us- white female dark blue eyes blue streaks above her eyes
The rest you shall meet.
The 10th leader was long forgotten in this time. The pack had just had a successful hunt, and the fighters had gotten a big mule deer. Star had tore of a chunk of meat first, of course. The other Alphas tore the meat off hungerly. A black male Omega with blue eyes named Shadow Of The Night tried to get some meat and was sent back by a growl from Moon. Star tore off a big chunk of meat and dragged it over to a birthing den. Moon nodded, and the Omegas jumped to the carcass. Shadow took Star's place at the remainds of the deer. As he stepped inside the birth den, a black female pregnant wolf with a white streak starting at her head going over her back to her tail with dark blue eyes lifted her head. He dropped the meat by her side. "I got some meat for you, River That Flows." She was his daughter, and she nodded gratefuly. She was a Alpha, but her mate was a Omega. As she tore into the meat, he looked outside of the den at the wolves still eating. He growled. Her mate was Shadow. He would have prefred a Alpha, or even a Bata, but to mate with the most donmaint Omega? He shook his head as he walked out of the den, River still eating.
