Fio knows who Brom is, and this is one of his stories. This was actually written a little after the first fall whilst Brom was staying at Starlit Lands. A wolf wished to hear a tale of Alory and so, he told one. Of course now the story teller knows more of Alory again, but I've kept it exactly the same as the first time his story was told.


Alory. A fine pack, some often compared it to Starlit Lands, saying that Alory was nearly as great. Hunters though were one of the unfortunate things that let most packs down, and Alory sadly was one of them.
The alphas had been on a hunt with a beta male and one of their daughters, the younger one of the two. The rest of the pack had been left there under the guard of another beta male, Jeremi.
The hunters attacked during this time, shooting down the wolves with their long hard sticks. Brave Jeremi tried to protect the pack, though sadly his courageous attempt failed.
They killed all the wolves in sight, though took only a few unfortunate wolves, which even in death would leave their natural lands. As we know they would brutally be used for the humans to make their own coats using the wolves’ precious fur.
The alphas hadn’t known about this at the time, but as a strange feeling had overcome the beta male with them, Kahn had gone off to look. He’d arrived at the terrain to find the pack dead, and he ran mourning his own big loss; his sister, Sahra.
Sahra however had survived this attack. She’d left Alory and on her way found the dead bodies of the kind alphas, Ore and Willow. Behind Willow’s body, Sahra had caught the glimpse of a small white pup, Kijara was alive.
Sahra had picked up the pup, and I believe ran met her brother again then came here. To Starlit Lands.
After this, Alory laid still and silent for many months. The ruins of the pack became the settlements for other animals. That was until; I believe that I heard recently another wolf began to start the lands of Alory again, trying to make them as they were before and even better.

"That was the last I heard of Alory though."