Ruger was always smaller than his two siblings and sometimes they would pick on him as a pup, but he never let it phase him. Ruger tries his best to be optimistic, even in the most difficult situations, however, his sister, Uzi, is almost a complete opposite. She's always going on about humans, even though she has never seen one before. Almost all of the pack seemed to believe Uzi to be insane, as no human would possibly dare to enter the home of the Lost Ones. Of course, Ruger knew that there was some truth to what his sister was saying. After all, if there were no humans in the area, then why were there domesticated dogs roaming around? In fact, Himbo, one of the dogs that had entered the pack at a young age, still had a collar on. No one knew why he kept the thing, as it was obvious that his human did not care enough about him to come back looking for him. While the abandonment of Himbo was a display of humanity's cruelty toward animals, Ruger was certain that there had to be at least one human who actually cared about the animals that they shared this world with. Surely humans aren't all bad, right?
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Ruger smiles cheerfully at you and asks about your day. You happily share what's gone on so far and Ruger tells you they're certain the rest of your day will go great.
Ruger and Uzi have perfectly matched singing voicesβyou could hear it from far away!
You confide in Ruger about some concerns that have been weighing on your mind. Ruger assures you all will be well with a comforting lick.
Third Quarter Moon
Spring