Rahim

You spot the wolfdog laying on some rocks, looking up to the stars above.

"Sir, if you aren't so busy, may I ask you some questions?"
Ramin turns to face you, eyes closed with a smile on his face. "Ask away, dear," he chuckles.

All questions are asked by chat!

- "What puppy are you least proud of?"
Ramin: "All pups are precious to me. I show no favoritism between my pack members. In reality, we are all of equal footing in terms of rank. We respect one another and fill in different roles here at the Cheshire Creek. Whoops, I got a bit off-track! I genuinely don't have a 'least favorite' pup."

- "How do you feel, being a wolfdog?"
Ramin: "Both of my parents were wolves, but I get my looks from my grandfather, a German shepherd named Jojo. Personally, as a wolfdog, I don't feel all to different from other wolves. I don't feel particularly special or anything."

- "Who is the prettiest in the Cheshire Creek?"
Ramin: "Every canine here is beautiful in their own way! However, if I had to choose, it'd be my lovely wife Janine." You hear a chuckle in the distance.

- "What makes your pack strong?"
Ramin: "What makes us Cheshire Creek strong is not our numbers, but our adaptability. We are a small yet nomadic pack, and I think that just proves our adaptability."

- "Favorite prey?"
Ramin: "Personally, my favorite is elk! However I'll eat just about anything."

- "Favorite flowers?"
Ramin: "I'm a fan of tulips, arnica and bluebells!" Ramin smiles. He's enjoying this conversation!

- "What do you like to do for fun when you're not so busy?"
Ramin: "I like to hoard trophies, such as skulls and other animal body parts. I know that, to some, it may seem a bit demonic to hoard body parts, but I personally enjoy it. Even if I do feel bad for those killed in the process."

- "How do other pack leaders treat you when they discover that you're a wolfdog?"
Ramin: "I usually don't openly state that I'm a wolfdog. Only to close allies. However, those that do know of my lineage tend to treat me just as equally as they would any other wolf. I've been told of packs out there that discriminate against wolfdogs."