Storm Harbor Pack
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Sandstorm was born into a pack in which only males were valued as more than breeding stock. The alpha, who in this case was her father, had breeding rights to any female in the pack, and had several sons and daughters. When the alpha died, his sons would fight amongst themselves (often to the death), with the winner becoming the new pack leader. Shortly after Sandstorm's birth, a secret coalition of females was made, led by her mother. The females planned to overthrow the male-dominated hierarchy, and place one of their own in charge. |
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Blue Sand came from a pack of desert-dwelling anubites, where he was viewed as a prince. His pack was waiting for the day when he would, as tradition dictated, take his father's place as alpha. Already, he was wise beyond his years, not given to irrational decisions. He was calm and thoughtful, and it came as a shock to them all when he announced that he was leaving. |
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Not much is known about Eagle's life before she was found by Sandstorm and her pack. All they know is that she was part of a roving pack, and that they were attacked by diwes as they passed through the forest. Eagle's parents were killed, and the survivors fled, leaving the pup badly injured. |
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Omen was born during a thunderstorm - common in the rainforest, but to her parents, one sign of many that she and her siblings would be great fortunetellers. Her pack viewed magic as a sort of religion, and all were proficient in some field of magic. Omen's parents were masters of what they called "Otherworldly Sight" - divination - and they were excited and proud to have a litter that would follow in their footsteps, as the talent was a rare one. After his mate announced her pregnancy, Omen's father did what was called "immersion into the Fires of Sight," where he saw that the litter would have extremely potent abilities. |
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At one point, Dien was the alpha of his own pack, but under his leadership, the pack nearly fell apart. He had the best intentions, and he often knew the best course of action, but for some reason was unable to execute his plans properly. His hunts often failed, and his pack slowly starved. Finally, he was driven from his position by several younger males, and instead of staying as a low-ranking pack member, Dien left his former pack. |
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Nobody knows where Kiri and her sister came from, just that the two showed up in the pack's resting grounds one day. Kiri was leading, a fresh slash across her left eye, and blood on her claws. Dreri followed behind her, her tail tucked between her legs. Kiri announced, rather boldly, that she and her sister were seeking a pack to join. Sandstorm strongly considered turning them away, as Blue Sand and Fogscout advised her to, but for reasons she wasn't able to explain, she allowed the strange anubite sisters to stay. |
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At first, Dreri seems to be little more than her sister's shadow. She is quiet and shy, and for reasons that she will tell no one, becomes extremely nervous around males she doesn't know. When Kiri first brought her into the packlands, she was incredibly fearful and spent the first two months within inches of her sister, never saying more than five or six words at a time. She has put up an internal wall to protect herself from being hurt. |
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Scout was the first anubite to join Sandstorm's new pack. The two met while on the hunt, and though their first encounter was fairly aggressive, the two soon realized the benefits of working together, and so began to travel as a pair. Their friendship is strained sometimes, but Scout does care for Sandstorm, sometimes viewing her as the daughter she never had. |
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To the best of the pack's knowledge, Slinker was abandoned by his mother when he was a pup. They are not sure how he survived on his own (presumably somebody took care of him, but they do not know who), and he has had a very hard time integrating himself into the pack. Slinker is mute, and while that alone would be a handicap, if a more manageable one, he also fails to recognize and display appropriate body language in many situations. Even simple conversations with him take time and patience. |
