A Wolfs Journey

A Wolfs Journey

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This is a story about a wolf named Grays Feather. This story will start out as Grays Feather as a cub just starting out in the wilderness with his mother, Berry. During his adventure many things happen to where he finds himself alone and afraid. On his adventures he runs into many animals and learns different ways to survive. So if you want to learn more on what happens to Grays Feather Both story and characters belong to me. Please do not redistribute this in any way shape or form unless you get permission.
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(#50 ranking Created 3/20/23 cover by me )This is the story of a grey wolf named Blizzard. He grew up with his brother Spruce and their sister Birch. His parents Glacier and Feather were always there for them, even when they sometimes got into trouble. Blizzard then went through difficult times soon after the death of his sister when he was still young. But Blizzard, his brother Spruce, and their sister Birch learned many life lessons. During their early years, Blizzard and his siblings learned how to hunt and stash food like their father Glacier taught them. Things seem tranquil for some time until a wolf named Gashtootg arives in the forest, and starts to cause trouble. More wolves come to the forest, making competition for food and territory rise. Can Blizzard and his family stop Gashtooth and his group of coyotes before they get rid of the other wolves?

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