We cross our bridges when we come to them and burn them behind us, with nothing to show for our progress except a memory of the smell of smoke, and a presumption that once, our eyes watered.”
        tom stoppard.

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[ H 2ft | L 3.5ft | W 50-70 lbs ]

Ibis was born on Sunspire Mountain during a famine. To survive, Seabreeze took her children to the Hushed Willows and raised them among the Elysium wolves. When Ibis was older she began to wonder what life would be like with Terance and so she set off for Lost Creek Hollow, claimed at the time by her father's people. She lived with them for a while; during this time Ibis became an avid scout and dutiful messenger for the pack, while also entertaining herself with herbs and flowers.

Her brother Okeanos came to visit and asked her to join in a quest to find Mal, a family friend. Together the siblings travelled until they found Neverwinter Forest and tried to assist Mal in his forming of a pack. When this did not transpire (due to personal differences) Ibis chose to return to her home valley. While there the world shook; the earthquake and ensuing famine made the autumn very difficult. Thankfully she met Kukulkan, Reiko, Awol, Kavik, Bhediya, and a host of others to help her through it.

Together they claimed Witch's Marsh — and when it became clear they could make a proper go at being a pack, migrated to The Emberwood to outlast the winter. The tail-end of the season saw the return of the herds, which was very good for the wolves. However, there was something lurking outside of the claim too: on various occasions dead bodies were found, one of which by Ibis herself. A man named Tuathal brought Ibis home but the shock of seeing death for the first time sent her reeling, and she passed out.

The coma lasted almost two full weeks and when Ibis woke up she was exceptionally weak - a skeletal version of herself - and her home in the woods no longer felt safe. Many of the wolves who pledged loyalty to her had vanished, too. As she set about recovering (all the while pushing herself a little bit too hard every day) she came to realize that she needed to move on.