The inglorious bastard child. Aiolos was born as a 'lustful mistake' by the female heir of his birth pack and a rogue male. Only the leading pair were allowed to breed and Aiolos would have otherwise been killed or banished with his mother had his mother not been the heiress. This however did not stop the consistent bullying, beatings and other such harsh aggression from the Alpha, his grandfather, in the pack along with his lackies. He was told he had to consistantly prove he was worthy of keeping alive and so, even as a child, was forced to learn quickly the hierarchy of the pack, hunt for himself and protect himself. Though Olo would try to make his family proud, nothing seemed enough to appease them. Even his own mother turned a blind eye to his treatment. Just after his first year, the Nereides raided. They were able to defeat his family's (or lack there of) with such swiftness and ease it left Olo feeling intrigued and.... happy? Who were these mighty women? The yearling would soon find out as he was swept up by them as one of their slavery prizes. Despite learning very quickly that men were lessers in this pack (far different from his former home) Aiolos grew accustomed to their ways rather easily, silently feeling as though the Nereides are his 'saviors'.

"Aiolos was trained by Ovid and treats him as a big brother and mentor-figure, but holds some doubts about his place in the world. He once desired a Nereides very greatly for himself but as he is young and his skills are still developing, he did not manage to get far during the breeding rites. When Ovid was assigned to this raiding party he volunteered himself - much to everyone's surprise - and followed the group to the mainland for a fresh start."

It was just bad timing upon his arrival to the Teekon Wilds. A shutter of earthquake caused him to loose track of his unit and fall into the forming pack territory of Courtfall. Their leading female offers him a place in the Vale to stay and freedom still to search for his sea brethren. As he grows a relationship with his packmates, he begins to learn of a life of freedom and equality among the women. He is torn between enjoying this and growing restless without the constant need for work and fighting with his competition. After some time, he is reunited with those that call themselves Nereides females and even a few of his scouting companions. However, it is short lived and this time it seems his past would remain there. He is offered a home on a new island and for him joining Yuelong and growing out of his 'young wolf' stage, he becomes someone far different then he could have ever expected.

Years are spent on the island, where Aiolos both becomes a father to a son and is offered the rank of Alpha alongside their Empress. Devouted to the island, he remains its leader even after the mandarin family fades away, including his son and lover. When the ranks dwindled to just a few, those left disbursed. A couple and their pups went to seek family elsewhere and Aiolos came to the foothills of Moonglow. Here, he reunites with Kukutux, the land's Moonwoman, and she offers him a new home among them.

Aiolos and Kukutux has visited one another when they could, as leader of their own packs. Their coupling with one another discrete. Now that they are together within the same village, their affection for one another only burns hotter. She is Moonwoman to the Moon tribe and it is not long before Aiolos is Sunman at her side. That spring, they welcome two daughters into the world, rose gold twins, Samani and Kausiut.

Many good years come to pass within Moonglow. Aiolos, having been basterd-born and no family name, comes to make a new name of Nuiruk with Kukutux. They make a large family, one with different villages scattered along the Great Bear Wilderness. Sialuk resurrects Moonspear. Samani goes to form Moontide. Ariadne founds Moonsong. Aiolos becomes a grandfather. He lives to watch his son become first hunter. There is heartache when Samani dies during childbirth, a death which shakes the family deeply, yet so many happy moments help to mend the sorrows.