Art by dreff_1 on Twitter.

In the days when the sun ruled mercilessly over the cracked earth and even the vultures flew low in exhaustion, there came a wolf not born of Mauler blood, but made of it. His name was Shakir, the Furious Howl. He did not arrive with fanfare or prophecy. He stumbled into the desert half-mad with thirst, laughing at the heat as if it were a challenge thrown by the gods themselves.

They say he fought a sand wyrm with nothing but a broken spear, a cracked shield, and a smile too wide to be sane. When the beast fell, he didn’t carve it for meat—he wrestled its corpse for practice. Said its coils reminded him of a worthy opponent from the north.

Shakir built no home, but the wind always seemed to know where he slept. One day, a caravan was under attack by desert bandits—Mauler and Wilder alike were being dragged away in chains. Before the cries reached the dunes, the wolf was already among them, slicing through the air on all fours, a whirlwind of claws and grit. He didn’t ask why. He didn’t need to.

The desert did not tame him. It merely accepted his madness.

When he laughs, storms roll in. When he charges, the sand flees from his paws. They say his bones hum with the music of war, and his eyes glow brightest in the heart of combat.

He calls every fight a warmup. Every scar a decoration. Every enemy? A friend he hasn’t tackled into the dirt yet.

And if you ask him why he fights so hard for those he barely knows?

He’ll blink at you, scratch behind his ear, and say:

“A pack’s a pack. Blood or not. Anyways, how about an armwrestle?”

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