A soldier in every aspect of his life, from the moment he began his training to the day he broke free from the bonds of the military faction. Raheerah existed to slaughter, to seize on behalf of his pack, a large group of wolves spanning several territories and encompassing smaller subgroups. The goal was simple: assimilate as many as possible into the pack. This was his duty for two years, after rising to the rank of soldier at one year, to the moment he lost his grip on humanity. He had witnessed so much death by his own paws, but it was the fault of the pack: they were cruel, and greedy, and selfish, and Raheerah had decided that he no longer wished to serve them, or the Gods they worshiped, or anybody. After being sent from the frontlines to have his wounds tended by a healer, Raheerah saw that the violence he faced did not extend into the heart of the pack's territory. It was unfair and tyrannical - he snapped. He abolished what he could, critically injuring and killing those healers and monks within his grasp, until he met Dawa Hariti. She withstood his blows for some reason, and stood as a roadblock. It was because of her that he was finally subdued, and held within the confines of a cave for the safety of the rest of the pack. He was a menace, his name spoken in fearful reverence. They stripped him of his surname, for he was a disgrace, and called him the Dragon. He was a monster. For a year he was left to waste away, guarded by the monks and warriors he had betrayed, and his hatred grew. His mandate was simple: to destroy, regardless of alignment or past sin. Everybody was cruel and imperfect and the world was far better suited to be rid of the pestilence known as wolfkind. <br/><br/> At long last he was relinquished of his chains when a monk, Yasuo Tenzin, sought to take Dawa from this dangerous place. Knowing they could not survive leaving the pack on their own, Yasuo approached Raheerah with a simple offer: "Take us to paradise, and you shall have your freedom." He abided, and he destroyed those who stood between him and their paradise, and brought them to the place known as Teekon Wilds.