Sun Mote Copse The weather’s nice, so I called you

Do not worry! I have a nice collection of folk tale and mythology books from around the world. When I have story-telling threads with Wraen, I either come up with something myself or more often I adapt an existing legend or story to fit wolfish expectances. I also post a reference link in OOC section to the original. I think that in such way I have a chance to broaden horizonts of fellow role-players and have an ample opportunity to learn myself. You can do the same, if you have a RL story that you really enjoy.

Aaah... the princess and knight stories. Everyone's classics, except in Wraen's childhood there was always room for a dragon as well. You could never go wrong with scaly, ill-tempered, flying reptile with belly full of fire. With few exceptions almost all wolves saw little value in the story-telling trade. Words neither fed you, nor protected you from harm. They did could not heal physical wounds, nor had any other obvious practical value. Wraen did not argue, she was well aware of all the practical aspects that made the pack run and function like a properly oiled machine. And yet her life would definitely be poorer, if she did not have this life-long hobby of hers. Especially at times, when reality was so difficult to deal with daily, escape to a more colourful world, where nothing ever could go wrong, was very welcome. Beneficial to health.

"So - did she convince him?" Wraen asked, guessing that the answer was probably negative and from there on the rest of the story would unfold. "In my experience fathers of fair maidens are usually very deeply set in their ways and are cranky old bastards in general," she added. The count of tales, where the king was unfair to his wife or unjust to his children, was overwhelming. But without conflict, there would not be the story itself.