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I have made myself a story page because I love to make stories!

Sky the Lone Wolf
(Was on Free Realms Role Play Wiki)

When I was born, the only wolf I knew was my mother. Moonlight was a silver wolf with brown eyes. My mother was great and she taught me how to survive. I am Sky, a female white wolf with blue eyes. I am a lone wolf and I live in a tree den by a waterfall. My mother, Moonlight, would tell me stories of how she ended up being a lone wolf. Moonlight’s story began when she became friends with one of the pack’s worst enemies, Fang. She told me that Fang was a lone wolf that would hunt on the pack’s territory and the pack, they disliked it a lot. The alpha then exiled Moonlight after finding out of their friendship. I am glad to be a lone wolf so I can wander around and explore the world. If I was in a pack, I would probably be an omega that was picked on day after day. I also couldn’t live by my own rules.

The morning breeze was chilly as Sky stalked out of the tree den. An unfamiliar scent was brought from the breeze, a pack? Sky followed the scent trail and then, by the river, there stood a grey wolf. There were no other wolves so Sky thought this was a lone wolf. The grey wolf glanced at Sky then swam across the river. What was this wolf doing here and should I follow her, Sky thought anxiously, I shouldn’t bother her though. She padded towards the river and saw a mouse in the grass. Sky then pounced onto the mouse, and then bit the throat. Sky picked the mouse up and went inside the den. She then dropped it into a hole that was used for storing prey. In the hole, there was a squirrel and the mouse Sky had caught. Then, Moonlight came into the tree den and dropped two rabbits in the hole. “Welcome back, Moonlight,” Sky greeted her. “Also, may I explore around the waterfall?” Moonlight nodded and Sky let out a howl of excitement. She then padded out of the tree den and went towards the waterfall. Sky started to climb the rocks and almost lost grip. But soon, Sky finished climbing the rocks. She watched the river that powered the waterfall and then the same grey wolf appeared. “Why have you been stalking me?” Sky growled. The grey wolf was gazing at the waterfall. She then replied, “I live by the waterfall now.”

“I also live by the waterfall,” Sky said to the grey wolf. “My name is Sky. What is your name?” The grey wolf then lowered her head to drink from the river. “My name is Storm,” she replied. “I ran away from my pack to live the life of a lone wolf.” Sky then suddenly saw a vole. She raced for the vole and killed it with a single bite. Sky was a bit hungry so she ate some of vole then realized she was by the edge. “Would you like the rest of the vole?” Sky asked Storm. Storm shook her head. “I have already hunted today.” Storm then turned around and disappeared into the trees.



Sky watched as the fast water fell down the mountain. It had been days since she had seen Storm. Perhaps Storm was scared now to go near Sky. Sky walked over to the river and sighed. She had never made a friend before nor met another wolf. Maybe, Sky thought, if I went exploring the world more I could have a friend. It sounded like a great idea! Sky, still watching the waterfall, waited for Moonlight to come back.



"I am back!" Moonlight's loud bark excited Sky. "May I explore the world?" Sky asked. Moonlight turned her head to one side in confusion. "Its dangerous out there," Moonlight sighed. "You might even come across a pack that doesn't want you there." Sky's head drooped. "I just want to explore by the strange two legged creatures," Sky barked. Moonlight rolled her eyes and sat down. "There are hunters over there and they kill us. We shouldn't bother them either." Sky sighed deepily. All she wanted was to explore and have a friend! "Well," Sky barked, "Maybe I can pretend to be a dog." Moonlight stared at Sky then replied, "Okay, but I have to come with you." Sky liked the idea of her mother coming. "When will we leave?" Sky asked. Moonlight flicked her tail towards the exit of the den. "Right now."



"Watch out!" Moonlight snarled. They were near where the strange creatures lurked. Sky had almost gotten seen by a person. Sky ducked under the bushes again, more deeper this time. Sky hadn't seen the dens of the creatures that much, but they were wooden. "Can I be friends with a dog?" Sky whispered. Moonlight nodded. What a perfect mom! Moonlight signaled with her tail to follow. Sky crept out of the bush and followed. The concrete hurted Sky's paws; it felt like claws stabbing her. In the distance, a den stood. Sky heard barking and realized there was a dog. Moonlight nodded as if she knew Sky wanted to visit the dog. Sky padded over to the iron fence and watched as the dog approached from the other side. The dog was white with blue eyes. The dog looked like Sky! It was also a female too. "Hi," Sky barked happily. The white dog looked confusec. "You are a wolf!" it yelled. Sky nodded and replied, "Yes, a lone wolf." The dog looked relieved. "Why have you come to these parts?" the white dog asked. "To find a friend and to explore." The dog didn't speak for a while. "My name is Fluffy and I am a husky."

The moon was rising as Sky ran towards the tree-den. Moonlight was by Sky, and was glancing nervously around as though she thought Fluffy had followed them. They walked into the tree-den and the Moonlight curled up into a ball. "Did you have fun?" she asked. Sky nodded as she also curled into a ball and slept. She dreamed of a vast forest with giant pines that seemed to reach the sky and a waterfall that was higher the the tallest pine. Well this is a great place, Sky thought excited. But then there was a deep growl. "What are you doing out here, lone wolf?" Sky turned around and saw a large black wolf staring at her. "Don't you know there is a pack out here that is basically invincible? You shouldn't be in these parts unless you want to get killed," the black wolf snarled. Then the nightmare was over. I shouldn't go exploring where there are tall pines, Sky thought frightened, it could also lead to death.