Biography
Kujali was born into a pack of strong, caring wolves. She had one littermate, a female who died at an early age of a rare sickness. Kujali only has faint memories of her sister, and dreams of her often. Her mother was shaken by the death of one of her pups, but her father was a strong wolf who showed little emotion. Kujali never really knew what her father thought of her deceased sister, but when her father would take her out to practice hunting and fighting, there was a special connection that formed. Kujali was loved by all the members of her pack. One in particular, a male who was next in line to be alpha, showed a certain interest in her. Kujali did not want to become the alpha's mate, for she was not ready for love or the responsibility of leading. When her parents died of old age, it was time for the male to take a mate. She was terrified and left in the middle of the night, leaving bear fur in her den to make it look like an attack. She ran as far away as she could. she found a small cave to call home for some time, but an actual bear attack later in the month caused her to be seriously injured and hungry. Fortunately, she was found by a young strong male named Kion, who cared for her and nursed her back to health. She was attracted to Kion for an unknown reason, and insisted he take her with him. He agreed after some persuasion. The two later became mates and started a pack of their own. Kujali was not afraid of the responsibility because it was just the two of them.
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| Personality
Kujali's name means caring. This could not be more right. Kujali is a gentle, kind wolf who only shows agression when standing up for what she believes. She has hunting skills taught to her at a young age, but has trouble adapting to change. Her feelings for those closest to her are strong and passionate, making her an honest, loyal mate and pack member.
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Special Skills
Kujali has wisdom beyond her years, gained from her past experiences alone. She has a great amount of empathy and maternal instincts.
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Spring 
Day Weather: 
Flood
