Name: Sedna

Aged about 2 (when Niju is born)

Offspring: Niju

Parents: Tunerik x Yura

Mate: Nanu

Personality:  She’s very naïve and completely gullible, easy to understand seeing as she’s had the world handed to her since she was a pup. She’s easy to manipulate and a little unsure of herself sometimes, but she tries her best to do what’s right. The only issue is that what’s “right” can be very easily warped in her head, seeing as she is so manipulable.

Likes:  Making good decisions.

Dislikes:  Her packs enemies, villainy.

Fears: Doing the wrong thing, having the ones she loves harmed.

Realtion to Balto: Is Niju’s Mother.

More:  She was raised by very loving parents and their status as alphas allowed for them to give Sedna and her brother the world. She was sheltered from any trouble and pain. When Nanu and his pack came along, Sedna was on a walk with her parents and her brother. Sensing danger, they told Sedna to run and hide herself somewhere safe.

After Nanu had slain them (unseen by Sedna), Sedna came out of hiding- and found their bodies. Horrified she asked Nanu what happened. Nanu tricked her and her pack into thinking that the rulers and male heir must have died trying to fend off a bear. Nanu’s pack (only 5 left now) said nothing against this- all of them being corrupted into thinking that to survive, they must learn to lie. Nanu said that he would assume control over Sedna’s pack, seeing as there were no ready leaders in line for power. To this the pack reluctantly agreed- except for the few witnesses to how the alphas truly died. They kept silent, because they knew that Nanu may kill them otherwise.

Nanu kept manipulating Sedna until she became his mate. She wasn’t very fertile and had only 1 son which they named Niju. She wasn’t totally ready to have pups, but Nanu insisted. Even after his true nature was exposed by his actions and pack-members confessing the truth about the death of her parents, Sedna refused to believe them. She wouldn’t let herself believe she’d sided with the monster that’d destroyed life as she knew it.

When Nanu was killed, she was threatened along with her son to leave. Finally accepting the truth, she begged her pack not to throw her out. Leaderless, the pack allowed her and her son to stay. Deeply confused, she is distant with Niju. She grieves constantly, but isn’t sure for whom anymore: her parents and brother or her mate. She was one of the victims of starvation when the leaderless pack failed to organize hunts. She gave most of her food to her son Niju, but wasn’t stable enough to give him much else.