Description : The original story of Aniu. A misunderstood love. A bitter betrayal. A story of life. This is the tale of the White Wolf, and how a hero came to be.
Rocks --> Well, it's possible that I may write a sequal someday,
but
since I don't want to get anyne's hopes up, I'm going to say
probably
not. Glad you liked it, though.
Juuchan --> Thank you! I'm glad you found my work unique, and it's
good to know the touch of having Aniu come out of nowhere was
appreciated.
I'm glad you liked Kodan's character, especially since I usually try
to make the good guy someone you want to root for. It's good to know
the classic hero archetype hasn't lost support.
I plead guilty to stealing the multiple perspective technique from
K.A. Applegate's "Animorphs Megamorphs" side-series. I couldn't settle
on what would be the better approach, first-person or third, so I
decided that method would make for a good marriage of the two (and
what better thing to have in a love story?).
Thanks for faving me, and supporting my work. If you haven't read my
other stories, I hope you do and find them just as pleasing as this
one!
Drifter --> Glad you enjoyed it. Yes, it was rather sad. Of course,
a
sense of tragdy was essential to the whole tale, so that couldn't
well
be helped.
Drifter --> No, I actually got it from the "Megamorphs" branch
series
of the Animorphs books. As for Kodan, I purposely left that up in
the
air to leave the door open for future possibilities. This story was
basically designe so that it could mesh with most of the ideas out
there concerning what happened to Balto's parents.
Wolfelana --> Maybe someday I will. I don't know how many ideas I
could come up with that, or how original I could be with it. But I'll
keep it in mind.
Hmm, this was quite an enjoyable read! I had read a lot of fanfiction
dealing with this subject explaining the backgrounds of Aniu and
Balto's husky father, but this was one of the most unique ones I'd
read in a long while!
I liked how Aniu's actual past is a mystery - that just adds more
personality to her character and I love it. I also like Kodan's
character - he's the good guy that you want to root for and he really
seems to care about his love for Aniu. I love the use of the multiple
perspectives - it really worked well so that we could enter the
characters' actual thoughts and inner emotions. Bravo!
Great job! *faves you* Personally, I don't think it needs a sequel or
continuation. Still, it's a wonderful story that everyone should
read!
That was sad, sweet and funny all rolled into one! My kind of story.
I loved it though and can't wait for the next part. I also thought
the quote at the end was really sweet
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since I don't want to get anyne's hopes up, I'm going to say probably
not. Glad you liked it, though.
Razor
I'm glad you liked Kodan's character, especially since I usually try to make the good guy someone you want to root for. It's good to know the classic hero archetype hasn't lost support.
I plead guilty to stealing the multiple perspective technique from K.A. Applegate's "Animorphs Megamorphs" side-series. I couldn't settle on what would be the better approach, first-person or third, so I decided that method would make for a good marriage of the two (and what better thing to have in a love story?).
Thanks for faving me, and supporting my work. If you haven't read my other stories, I hope you do and find them just as pleasing as this one!
Drifter
of work Dragon.
Razor
sense of tragdy was essential to the whole tale, so that couldn't well
be helped.
Razor
of the Animorphs books. As for Kodan, I purposely left that up in the
air to leave the door open for future possibilities. This story was
basically designe so that it could mesh with most of the ideas out
there concerning what happened to Balto's parents.
May I ask, will the're be a part two? Or can we all probably guess who won...
BUT what happened to Kodan? Man.. So many questions!
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I liked how Aniu's actual past is a mystery - that just adds more personality to her character and I love it. I also like Kodan's character - he's the good guy that you want to root for and he really seems to care about his love for Aniu. I love the use of the multiple perspectives - it really worked well so that we could enter the characters' actual thoughts and inner emotions. Bravo!
Great job! *faves you* Personally, I don't think it needs a sequel or continuation. Still, it's a wonderful story that everyone should read!
- Juuchan17
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