Firefly hails from the a pack known for their deep connection to the seasons and nature’s cycles. In this pack, young wolves are expected to leave the safety of their home at a certain age—often around two years old—as part of a long-standing tradition. This rite of passage, known as the "Journey of the Second Winter," is meant to allow young wolves to explore the wider world and discover who they truly are, outside the protective boundaries of their pack.

Firefly's time had come. Though the thought of leaving his family behind made him nervous, it was a tradition passed down through generations. His parents, proud yet emotional, sent him off with hopes that he would find his place in the world, grow stronger, and return someday with tales of his adventures. The pack believes that only through facing the world alone can a wolf truly understand their purpose and gain the wisdom needed to one day lead.

Now, Firefly wanders the forest and plains, eager to experience everything and prove himself worthy of his pack’s faith in him. His journey is filled with moments of self-doubt and excitement, but his youthful optimism keeps him moving forward. He holds onto the lessons of his pack, but his heart yearns to discover what lies beyond the horizon.