Born in a litter of two, Lethe grew up with her brother along the shores of a small pack. A devious girl with the charms of an adult she-wolf, Lethe's mother had her exiled from the pack just before her first birthday in fear that a male would find her nature too appealing to resist.<br><br>

Lethe ushered her way in to packs for only weeks at a time, usually beckoning to the male's of the pack before she would whisk away into the night continuing her travels.<br><br>

Her nomadic ways came to a halt when she met Koios; an impressive male who promised to teach her the way of his gods. Under the care of her new teacher, the she-wolf began to learn of Sos and Atka, taking the rank of Herbalist. As her knowledge grew, so did the she-wolf's affections for one male who did not give her the attention she demanded; Lecter.<br><br>

Come the end of summer, the honeyed girl took her leave of the pack and traveled once more as a nomad. Yet her dreams haunted her, and Sos called to her to return to where she belonged. Praying for her god's forgiveness, months passed before the girl finally found herself upon the borders of Shearwater Bay, looking for absolution and to properly offer her spirit to Atka and Sos.<br><br>

After gaining acceptance to her old home, Lethe learned of Koios' (her mentor during her stay at Shearwater Bay) death. Taken aback by this, the she-wolf found the accused murderer was Siku, a previous pack member of the Bay, who spoke of this and told Lethe of her innocence of the matter. Believing the she-wolf, the tawny lady parted ways from the new leader of Tartok, and allowed the topic to fall to the shadows of her heart.<br><br>

Upon the sudden departure of Nanuq, the Bay's Cheiftain, the previous leader's cubs rose to leadership. Disgusted at the thought of being led by wolves who had barely participated in even pack hunts, the tawny lady left what she considered to be the ruins of her old home, and quickly gained acceptance within Tartok's ranks, under the reign of Siku.<br><br>

Lethe took to continuing to advance her knowledge in the skill of herbal remedies and healing, while remaining a devout follower of Atka and Sos. Once Siku left, Lethe made to follow, though through the request of Atka, instead found herself in a small tribal pack off the coast. It was there that she bore a single daughter under the demand of her gods, realizing then that her body was a temple and not to be used in the arts of seduction she had taken part of before. She named her daughter Sotiria, believing the girl to have been her salvation. Guided by her gods, Lethe parted ways from her daughter when she reached the age of six months, knowing the girl held a great destiny within the ranks of the tribe.<br><br>

Wandering once more, Lethe is a docile creature now, a nomad that rests amongst others only when the spirits demand it of her.