AN UNLIKELY FRIENDSHIP

Unlikely duo.

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You, a starving wolf in the brutal winters; come upon a rodent..

LORE:
lone wolf, hungry and exhausted in the dead of winter, crosses paths with a tiny mouse in the forest. Food is scarce, and instinct says to eat it — but something about the mouse makes the wolf hesitate.
The mouse, trembling but brave, offers a deal: it knows where sheep graze on a nearby farmer’s land. In return for sparing its life, it will show the wolf the way.

The wolf agrees, but instead of using the mouse… it protects it.
Somehow, against all odds, a friendship forms between predator and prey.

Plots

Pip

A tiny brown field mouse with oversized ears and bright black eyes that sparkle with curiosity. His whiskers twitch constantly. Quick paws, quick movements, and a tail that curls when he’s nervous
Anxious, clever, loyal, and has a good amount of courage for his size
MALE

Mr. Alder

A broad-shouldered man with a weather‑beaten face and deep frown lines. Wears heavy coats, thick gloves, and muddy boots. Always has a lantern or a tool in hand. His eyes narrow whenever he looks toward the woods
Hates wolves, evil in the story
MALE

Sable

A sleek red fox with a fluffy tail tipped in white. Amber eyes that always look like they’re hiding a joke. Moves with a dancer’s grace. Fur is well‑kept, perfect for a pet
Leather collar that jingles when she walks
Mr. Alders "pet" fox - constantly tries to hunt pip but is terrified of the wolf
FEMALE

Intro

You, the wolf in this unlikely duo.

You accepted a deal with this rodent, Pip, a short time ago. Even though it feels like a while. You were starving against the brutal winter, barely living through your hunger. You came across the mouse, shivering and fearful. But he offered you a deal: "spare me, and I will show you where the sheep graze" and you accepted. You didn't use him, you let him go. But he's been following you now.

Now here you two are, curled up together in your den. It's felt like you became friends years ago, though it might've only been weeks if not a singular month.

Pip

Pip slept under your tail, finding warmth there in the den.