The Story Of G'Mork
Introduction
A long time ago in the land of Fantasia, there, in the forests at the base of the Snowy Mountains, lived the Wargs.
The Wargs were a race of what are best described as giant wolves. They had the ability to speak and to think as humans do. Many of which were as intelligent if not more than the men of the land. They lived in villages if they can be called that. They were more likes a group of holes linked together in communities, that hunted together to provide food for their Clan, so to say.
This was no easy task given that they had to live off of animals, which were quite smaller than them. This was because very few of the larger herbivores dare venture near the base of the Snowy Mountains, but this was not for fear of the Wargs, rather they feared the Great Bears that lived in that area. Although the Wargs were larger, stronger, more swift and agile compared to the bears that we know in this world. They were no matches for these gruesome beasts that lived so close by.
To make matters worse the Great Bears hated all Wargs for a reason that no one, not even the Great Bear himself knows. For this reason Wargs always traveled in packs, not because they needed aid in capturing prey, but because if a Warg were to be found in the forest by a Bear there was literally no hope for the Warg as far as survival. Bears always traveled in groups of five or more, and a bear would never allow himself to be seen by a Warg unless if it was already surrounded. Although the Warg is fast and cunning, the shear brute force of a single Bear would be enough to kill two or three Wargs with ease and never suffer so much as a single bite, scratch, or bruise. The plight of the Wargs was very grim indeed by the fact that the bears did whatever they could to keep game out of the Wargs territory.
Introduction
A long time ago in the land of Fantasia, there, in the forests at the base of the Snowy Mountains, lived the Wargs.
The Wargs were a race of what are best described as giant wolves. They had the ability to speak and to think as humans do. Many of which were as intelligent if not more than the men of the land. They lived in villages if they can be called that. They were more likes a group of holes linked together in communities, that hunted together to provide food for their Clan, so to say.
This was no easy task given that they had to live off of animals, which were quite smaller than them. This was because very few of the larger herbivores dare venture near the base of the Snowy Mountains, but this was not for fear of the Wargs, rather they feared the Great Bears that lived in that area. Although the Wargs were larger, stronger, more swift and agile compared to the bears that we know in this world. They were no matches for these gruesome beasts that lived so close by.
To make matters worse the Great Bears hated all Wargs for a reason that no one, not even the Great Bear himself knows. For this reason Wargs always traveled in packs, not because they needed aid in capturing prey, but because if a Warg were to be found in the forest by a Bear there was literally no hope for the Warg as far as survival. Bears always traveled in groups of five or more, and a bear would never allow himself to be seen by a Warg unless if it was already surrounded. Although the Warg is fast and cunning, the shear brute force of a single Bear would be enough to kill two or three Wargs with ease and never suffer so much as a single bite, scratch, or bruise. The plight of the Wargs was very grim indeed by the fact that the bears did whatever they could to keep game out of the Wargs territory.