Lacie Wright

Del Wright

Lorrie Wright

Calimero Marín

Wolf wants Cal to himself, and he isn't afraid to admit it. The pair have known each other for a long, long time, growing up in the same village and running around the muddy streets barefoot together. It was always Walker who got them into trouble - and always Cal to get them out again. The strange, white-haired boy stuck to him like a shadow, living with reckless abandon and carelessly projecting that onto his friend. Cal was happy to accompany him. They used to steal away at night to the highlands, scaling the grassy cliffs and mountains which surrounded Wrystone, scraping up their knees and palms as they dug their fingers into the dirt. As the sun rose, they sat and watched it, high above all the sleepy people of the town. As soon as it had risen, they would have to scrabble back down as fast as they could. Cal always felt it was a little unfair that he got told off so badly by his father - Walker's aunt didn't seem to care where he was, and he never got beaten for staying out late. Walker was a wild card, often starting fights with the other kids and dragging Cal into it, turning it into a proper scrap and usually ending them both with crosshatch of bruises and cuts. Cal was mad about that. Walker was stronger than him and he knew that Cal couldn't hold his own as well as he could. It wasn't fair. But then they would go and steal some apples together, just the two of them, and everything would be okay again. Fastforward ten years, and the pair's paths had diverged significantly; the scars along Walker's face were from angry opposing gang members, whilst Cal's scars were all from criminals and degenerates that had failed to escape the law. Cal's father, the Sheriff, had cracked down hard on his son, and there wasn't much room left for petty theft and bar fights after that. As a young adult, Calimero had no choice but to uphold the law as an abiding citizen, distancing himself from his crazy friend and refusing to engage with his stupid stunts. Without Cal as a guiding light, Walker turned to darker enterprises, and the young man began to see less and less of him in the coming years. It was only when he recognised his friend's face on a wanted poster for five hundred dollars that he realised just how bad it had become. Upon learning that Walker had formed his own gang of ne'er-do-wells and vagrants, Cal wondered if he had done the right thing breaking their friendship off. He grew up with this man, yet he wasn't able to contain him; Walker did what he wanted and didn't care the cost. His morality was skewed beyond repair. Since then, Cal hasn't been able to quite shake Walker's presence in his life; following his deputisation, it became his duty to track down the Wolf Pack to keep his town safe, and since then, they have no choice but to cross paths more frequently again. Obsessive, ruthless and goal-driven, Walker Wright isn't the type of man you'd want to be up against, but Cal seems to see it as a welcome challenge. Unfortunately though, somewhere down the line in their tumultuous relationship, Walker developed an obsession with Cal, calling him 'his kitty' and dubbing him with the matching nickname 'Kit'. Cal doesn't yet grasp the extent to which he preocupies Walker's crazed mind, but this was a troubling development which didn't go unnoticed. Cal knows that he's killed many innocent men and will continue to do so as long as he has the freedom to. Someone has to stop him, and it can only be him. He doesn't trust anyone else to do it. Despite their extreme difference in morality, the pair often strike ridiculous and dangerous deals to get each other out of trouble. It could be classed as a symbiotic relationship, each feeding off the other and working with the enemy to get what they want. Whenever he can, Walker still goes out of his way to get Cal alone; in the end, Walker's goal will, and has always been, Cal. That's all he wants. And he isn't going to give up.

Alejandro Valentino

Alejandro ran with the Wolf Pack for a brief time. It ended curtly as Ale fled South, alone, for a lucrative but shady job offer which Wolf couldn't tell the validity of. He couldn't deny that Ale played a valuable role in the gang, with the young man being reckless, courageous and strong. It made him furious that he left without a word. Wolf didn't hear from until years later, rumours implying that El León del Oro was now running with a flame-haired bounty hunter by his side. Believing there to be an unresolved dispute between himself and Alejandro, Wolf begins to track the man down himself. When Wolf realises that Ale was the kid who slept with Cal's step-mother all those years ago, there's a whole new surge of rage that runs through him. Wolf manages to find the pair and kidnaps Levi to use him as a ransom for Ale. Luckily for Lev, Ale comes to rescue him (with the very begrudging help of Calimero).

Levi Flint

Alejandro ran with the Wolf Pack for a brief time. Years later, believing there to be an unresolved dispute between himself and Alejandro, Wolf begins to track the man down. And when Wolf realises that Ale was the kid who slept with Cal's step-mother all those years ago, there's a whole new surge of rage that runs through him. Wolf manages to find the pair and kidnaps Levi to use him as a ransom for Ale. Luckily for Lev, Ale comes to rescue him (with the very begrudging help of Calimero).