(OVERALL) updated the week of 15 august 2016. autumn. light snow falling everywhere. sunset. wolves are to report back to camp or back to their dens for the night.
(SNOWRIDGE) the north has the most snow falling and is the coldest like usual. with the death of their leader still recent, the northern wolves are mostly focusing on hunting to feed the living members and searching for a beta. their prey now only consists of hares and white tailed herds. larger prey such as caribou and bison have migrated down south. curfew is now strictly enforced.
(ROCKGROUND) the south has triumphed in the last battle, even taking out the alpha. as they celebrate their victory, they're also given the abundance of prey due to the migration of the caribou and bison herds. the south is getting much less snow in the north, but the weather is still quite chilly. rules are currently less enforced and there is an kill on sight order with any snowridge wolves.
WAR. one went against the dire society's values and the other would give their lives up for it. the wolves of the dire society were once called the most advanced in peace and order, but when the pack divided in two, the dire society was dead. now there was no peace, no relief.
THE NORTH stood for order, strength, and patriarchy. the perfect society. the original values of the original pack. these wolves were taught to not love the one you choose, but love the one you need. in the north, strong pups are the only ones that survive and the weak ones will be casted away or (if female) used for breeding.
THE SOUTH stood for equality, forgiveness, and matriarchy. the kind society. the ones that left the original values and the one that would fight for it. although they live by a more peaceful code, they want nothing more than kill every member of snowridge. though they would allow strangers and weak pups to live in their pack, they don't allow any sympathizers.
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