Puphood was easy for Vietta, both of her parents coddled her since she was born as the only surviving pup in the litter. She would whine a lot and was very demanding as a young child. Her parents would always give her what she wanted no matter what. Then, at the age of eight months her parents left her. They assumed that she was able to care for herself and not depend on them anymore.

Her adolescence wasn’t easy compared to her puphood. She was attacked by other animals a lot and had to compete with other wolves for sleeping spots. She hated being alone, and she didn’t make a lot of friends. Vietta would usually attack other wolves that would step on her resting areas.

She then aged up to be an adult, she could fully defend herself from other wolves. She met a young male named Ty, the pair became very close. They even became mates. Though, he died during a hunting accident. Vietta was depressed and didn’t want another mate, she buried Ty and continued on.

Now, Vietta has come close to the Teekon Wilds. She wonders what adventures the wilds hold.