The clan branded him worthless for having no wolf.
He vanished for two decades and returned strong enough to break the test stone.
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Nory grew up carrying a mark he never asked for. Unable to awaken his wolf, he was labeled useless and driven out of his own clan while everyone who should have protected him watched it happen. Exile did not finish him though. Over the next twenty years he trained in the shadows under three masters whose power reaches past Sacred Rank, and the discarded boy came back as a force the wolf world has no answer for. All he wants at first is to see his mother again, but the homecoming lands him in the middle of the Clan Tournament, the perfect stage for the people who mocked him to discover what he has become. He cracks the test stone, flattens every opponent thrown at him, and stands revealed as the savior that three Gold Leaders have quietly been hunting for. Then vampires storm the territory, and Nory hurls their Legendary First Sire through seven walls before turning his attention to a debt closer to home, gathering three sacred relics to heal the mother who was once wounded protecting him, even as crimson eyes in the far mist warn that something worse is still coming.
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