The Ravager

This is the Ravager.

In the lore of the wolves, the Ravager is a mythical creature, not of flesh and bone, but a symbol of pure evil. A terrifying figure in the stories passed down through generations, it serves as a cautionary tale to young cubs. Mothers often whisper to their little ones at bedtime, "Behave tomorrow, or the Ravager will come for you," ensuring that wolf cubs rarely misbehave.

Though the Ravager isn't real, its legend holds weight within the pack, embodying the darkness and fear that all wolves must overcome. The lore tells of Thornclaw, a courageous wolf who stood guard at the First Tree in the Grove. When the Ravager threatened to consume the forest, Thornclaw rose to the challenge, driving away the beast for good and ensuring peace. His bravery became a symbol of protection and strength, a reminder that even the darkest threats can be overcome.

In this way, the Ravager's legend serves not only as a warning but also as a tale of triumph over fear and adversity.