The frigid cold of the Arctic winter had descended upon the medium sized pack, blanketing the area in a thick layer of ice and snow. The sun was rarely seen, and the air was so cold it would often freeze a wolf's pelt.
The pack had grown used to the cold, however, and many of them enjoyed exploring the vast, icy terrain.
The caves were a sight to behold. The ceilings of the caves were made of thick, solid ice, and the walls were covered in intricate, crystalline ice formations.
They would marvel at the beauty of the ice formations, and sometimes they would even find hidden treasures, such as ancient artifacts or even frozen animals.
. The ice caves were a place of mystery and wonder, and for them, it wasn't just an escape from the cold and darkness of the Arctic winter, it was home
In the middle of the network of caves was a deep hole where fresh water was readily available to any wolf.
The pack is lead by the alpha wolf
The Beta wolf is second-in-command if the alpha wolf is sick or exploring different biomes
The elders of the pack offer council to both the alpha and beta wolves.
There are two scouts in the pack. Each scout is in charge of the hunters
There are two tiers of hunters, The Head Hunters and the Back-up Hunters
The apprentices are young adolescents learning different positions in the pack
pups are trained to become successful adult wolves
