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Memorial Garden




In a peaceful clearing in the forest lay the great wolves you've known.


Nettle
1 Flower Placed Here
You stayed from the beginning to the end. You were valiant, weren't you? The fear you had for the wild drove you to become the one and only guard that protected those who stayed behind while the explorers were gone. You shared your (perhaps exaggerated) stories with the youthful, eager pups, and guided them as they grew up into the warriors we have now. Even your siblings saw you as the one they could go to when they needed comfort or protection.
The pack will be fine. You can rest now.

Snowdrop
1 Flower Placed Here
Every single night you would trot out into that quiet clearing and just dreamily gaze up at that silver moon in the sky. But what you don't know is how much connection you had to the moonlight. How Clover and Harebell would whisper to their pups that you used to have medium gray fur that was painted silver by the moon. How all the explorers knew that they had the blessing of the night with them during expeditions, and the fact that they were right.
I'm sorry you had to be the one.

Oleander
1 Flower Placed Here
It was hard, wasn't it? Being hated by everyone in the pack that you strived to help. I'm sorry that it had to be that way, having teeth and claws to fight but no heart to love. The hardships you faced while you were a lone wolf taught you well, and watching all of the other wolves eventually die... it changed you. But the others didn't see that side of you, the side that would do anything to protect what you have loved and lost.
I'm sorry. I wish the world weren't so cruel on you.

Harebell
You were the daughter of the beginning, and the mother of the rest.
You were the one who, time and time again, simply could not watch your fellow packmates face the danger alone. The scars you bear are a true testament of that.
You always condemned yourself for being weak and for being unable to truly defend anyone. To say that you felt you were at blame for Carnation's death wouldn't be far from the truth... but grief doesn't make you weak, Harebell. It makes you... you.

Carnation
You were the one who kickstarted everything.
You saw the suffering that would never cease, and you decided to do something about it.
In a way, although you lost your pups, you were the mother to everyone in the pack.
That can never be replaced. You spent your dying breath wondering what the other wolves would think when they saw your body and who would succeed as the harbinger of kindness.
You can move on. They thank you for your compassion. No need to worry.

Mistletoe
You were many things, Mistletoe. I guess that's the only way to describe you.
You were a fighter. You relentlessly trained and honed your body to become a weapon altogether.
You were a mentor. When you saw others astray, you'd guide them back to a path where they know they wouldn't regret. You, too, were once lost. And you found your way back.
You were a mother. You saw the life in your pups and fought for them. Your efforts were not in vain.


Oriole
You were the embodiment of perseverance.
You journeyed to your current pack with Osprey, while pregnant. Then you gave birth to three wonderful pups, none of whom survived to adulthood. It was then revealed that your hidden chronic illness had killed your offspring.
Osprey sacrificed himself finding the herb to cure you while you were pregnant with your second litter. He succeeded, but at what cost?
A cost great enough for you to become a mother again before death.

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Sliver of Night


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