Many years before the war broke out between animals, humans and non-magical creatures, Ivory lived peacefully in a small pack with her big sister Ebony and her parents. The two sisters were very different from birth, but they loved each other with all their hearts. Ivory always looked up to her big sister. And Ebony was always there for her. And protected her. Ivory always wanted to be like her sister.

But everything turned out differently when people, who were once animals themselves, declared war on the remaining animals. Ivory and Ebony's parents told Ebony to take her little sister and run away. And Ebony did that, even though it broke her heart. In all the chaos, Ebony was unable to keep her sister with her. And when the situation was about to escalate, the sisters lost sight of each other. They were separated from each other for many years and assumed that each other had died in the war.

Ivory survived. But the real fight for survival began when the young wolf was alone from one second to the next. She was scared, desperate and didn't know what to do. At first she walked around aimlessly. Ran away from humans, from animals, from herself.

But she knew she wouldn't be able to run away forever. And she would never be able to escape herself. So Ivory accepted what had happened, her future. And when it seemed like she was losing all hope, something changed inside her. Her hopelessness, her powerlessness, she never wanted to feel like that again in her life. She never wanted to endure such pain again. The young wolf began her fight for survival. With success. Ivory managed to develop into a strong, fighting wolf. Who doesn't shy away from a fight, doesn't fear a wound and has never had to endure pain again. Because she had changed.

Ivory first met her sister Ebony many years later when Ivory came too close to the forest where Skadi had settled with Enony and the pack. Ivory knowingly went to another pack's hunting grounds because she was no longer afraid. Skadi was the first to notice the intruder and went with a few wolves to chase the intruder away. In fact, Ivory started the fight against Skadi, which she lost. And yet Skadi was impressed by the she-wolf's will and sheer strength and asked Ivory to follow Skadi into the pack. And so Ivory did, meeting her sister again for the first time.

And yet the sisters' reunion wasn't as warm as either of them would have imagined. Of course they were relieved that each other was alive, but too much had happened between the two of them. Both blamed themselves, but also the other. The two sisters never found their way back to each other.

Ivory still stayed with Skadi and the pack. Because Ivory realized during the fight against Skadi that she could still learn a lot from the pack leader. Today Ivory takes care of the training of the young wolves in the pack. She teaches them how to fight. Show them survival tricks and, if necessary, prepare them for a life outside the pack. To spare the young wolves the pain she had to go through.