The Basics
name; Kinta
name pronunciation; kin-ta
name meaning; kinta is Choctaw for deer
gender; fae (female)
age; 2.7 years
rank; delta
Well hello, I am called by the name Kinta. Pleased to meet you. Like I said i was named Kinta, it is Choctaw for "deer." So occasionally other wolves will call me Running Deer. The pronunciation for it is fairly easy, just sound out the word, kin-ta. My mother had died when she gave birth to me and my litter, so my father was the one who named all of us. Even as a pup I was one of the most active, I always ran around our den and constantly complained about not being allowed outside, or at least thats what my father said. When he started to think about how fast I was he thought of a running deer, thats when he started to call me Kinta. You probably know by now that I am a fae, not a brute. I am also 2 years and seven moons of age, I think I am still a fairly young wolf and I have allot of life ahead of me. I have been a part of the pack of Whispering Pines for a while now and have fought both psychically and mentally up to the position of delta female, and I proudly still own the rank.


The Details
fur; medium length black fur
eye colour; pale amber
build; slim but firm
scars-modifications; long scar across
left back leg
positive traits; loyal, intelligent,
trustworthy, brave
negative traits; secretive, sneaky,
sensitive
specialties; extremely agile, fast
flaws; sharp-tongued, no sympathy
date of birth; november 21
father; Chaton(deceased)
mother; Kiowa(deceased)
kin; Algoma(f-deceased), Hento(m-loner)
crush; no-one currently
mate; no-one currently
pups; none currently
Its History
Horrified faces stared at the gruesome scene around them, a pack viciously slaughtered, but by what? Just when the three wolves thought that everyone was gone a agonizing wail interrupted the dead silence and a large black brute burst out of a mangled den. "You!" He gasped and stumbled towards the small group of wolves, blood dripped off a gash in his side and trailed behind him. "Help the fae." He whispered and stumbled back into the den.
The wolves stared wide-eyed in shock, their legs seemingly glued to the forest floor. What had just happened? One of the wolves silently following the big black brute into the den. A strikingly beautiful silver fae was sprawled out on the ground, her once beautiful fur matted with blood and a pained look in her eyes. The black brute lay beside her, quietly lapping at her ear and whispering quiet words of encouragement.
Was she giving birth? Yes. In the midst of a gruesome murder scene? Yes, she had watched one by one her pack members brutally slayed by their rival pack while she was bringing life to three new pups. Two small gray pups wailed and snuggled close to their mothers side, wet with blood. The fae gasped and her spine rippled as another tiny body slid out onto the den floor. With that her head slowly dropped to the ground with exhaustion and weakness, the strange black brute licked her rapidlly now crying out to her. "Shes gone now." Another wolf slipped into the den and gazed down at the fae's distant eyes. "The most you can do for her is make sure your pups are in good care. Then she will be pleased." The brute nodded and one by one carried the pups out of the messy den, leaving his former mates body.
"Daddy! I caught a mouse look!" A small black pup trotted happily up to a black brute and dropped the dead body at his paws. He shook his head in discouragement, "Only kill to eat, remember?" He had had enough death in the past few moons, with the death of his mate and pack. The pup hung her head low, sad that she had disappointed her father. "It's fine, Kinta. Just remember next time." He leaned down at ran a long tongue over Kinta's slick black fur and looked into her pale amber eyes. The same colour of her mothers eyes. He sat up straight then looked over to the other two pups playing in the field, a hawk was gliding gently in the air close by which meant play time was over. "Pups! Back into the den!" He called, Hento hurried over when he glance up at the large bird but Algoma didn't budge. With a sigh the big black brute started over towards her, that was when the hawk screeched and dove towards the small fae, talons extended. Algoma wailed with fear when the needle sharp talons pierced her skin and lifted her up into the air. "No!" The brute wailed and jumped up, clawing the air and barely missing the tip of the birds wing. He then gave up, and watched the little gray pup until she wasn't even a dot on the horizon.
It had been more than a year and a half since Kinta's sisters death, and her father, Chaton, still moped about. Meanwhile Kinta was always as energetic as she could be, and she was searching for a pack. Hento had already left, he now lived his life as a lone wolf and was searching for a fae to be his mate. Chaton had given up on his hapiness, still dedicated to his mate, Kiowa, bu the had tried to take good care of their pups. But now it was the time where Kinta would grow up, grow up and leave to find her own pack as she wished. The black fae drew closer and ran her tongue over her fathers furry head in silence. Then, she tuned her tail and headed off in nowhere in particular. It didn't take long for her to find the pack of Whispering Pines, and she warmly welcome inside of it. Now, she had ranked up and proved her loyalty as she holds the position of deltess, or delta fae.
-thank you! I hope this covers it all? There may be a few things that you don't understand that I forgot to edit out... This is the form I've been using for all wolf roleplays.