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Faust (c) me
Hera (c)
Saurugol (c)

Corresponding RP:

DOTW RP: Breaking Home Ties
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Wildfire-Tama said the following:
Tazihound said the following:
Faust’s large, webbed paws sunk into the snow as he picked his way through Havir. He was accustomed to the land being blanketed by snowfall, however it had been snowing for several days now and the fresh powder was deceptively high. Fortunately, Faust knew the route between the southern border and the den well enough to decipher which mounds of snow had land beneath them. He moved swiftly, his tail held high in avidity, for he had caught trace of intriguing rumor, one that was of great interest to him. Whether or not Hera would agree with him remained to be seen.
His mother was the High Priest of Havir, a most esteemed leader, and as such she had little to do with the affairs of the foreign packs. This was understandable, for the activity of the Havir wolves was enough to concern her. But Faust had always been drawn to these external societies, his curiosity and thirst for knowledge grappling at the forefr

Description
Faust (c) me
Hera (c)
Saurugol (c)

Corresponding RP:

DOTW RP: Breaking Home Ties
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Wildfire-Tama said the following:
Tazihound said the following:
Faust’s large, webbed paws sunk into the snow as he picked his way through Havir. He was accustomed to the land being blanketed by snowfall, however it had been snowing for several days now and the fresh powder was deceptively high. Fortunately, Faust knew the route between the southern border and the den well enough to decipher which mounds of snow had land beneath them. He moved swiftly, his tail held high in avidity, for he had caught trace of intriguing rumor, one that was of great interest to him. Whether or not Hera would agree with him remained to be seen.
His mother was the High Priest of Havir, a most esteemed leader, and as such she had little to do with the affairs of the foreign packs. This was understandable, for the activity of the Havir wolves was enough to concern her. But Faust had always been drawn to these external societies, his curiosity and thirst for knowledge grappling at the forefr