The Wolf King's Legend (Part Two)

Worland inherited his father's ambition; dissatisfied with the tribe's isolation, he instigated wars against neighboring tribes and spent three years expanding his territory back to its former glory. 🌷🐙 ♪♟

In these wars, besides the unstoppable Warwick and Worland, the younger brother Uncle Wolf was equally brave and extraordinary.

The three brothers worked together and finally defeated the Wolf Shadow and Claws Alliance, avenging their previous defeat.

It is worth mentioning that they often received help from giant wolves during the war, and Worland was regarded as the new Wolf King.

After unifying the tribes large and small in the snowy mountains, Fang set its sights on the fertile lands on the other side of the mountains, which would become their first step in conquering Freljord.

When they crossed the mountains and arrived on the other side, the Fang warriors were deeply impressed by the beautiful scenery. At the same time, the enemy here was stronger, and their weapons and tactics were more advanced.

Establishing a foothold here is not easy; they suffered a defeat in their first war.

The opposing force was a coalition of five tribes, who coordinated their attacks from different directions and defeated Fang.

This made Worland realize the importance of allies; the wolf pack remained in the snowy mountains, and fangs alone were not enough.

With their formidable strength, they had no trouble finding allies. They quickly united with several smaller tribes, and some even joined them directly for survival.

Fang had no prejudice against the tribes that had integrated into the tribe, so everyone felt a strong sense of identity and belonging to this powerful clan.

As their strength continued to grow, Fang gradually became a powerful force in the Northwest.

During this period, the Winter's Claw, a large tribe in eastern Freljord, frequently raided the west, causing headaches for many.

The rise of Fang gave these ravaged tribes hope, and they took the initiative to reach out to them, hoping to use Fang's power to fight against their enemies.

Worland agreed, leading Fang and two powerful tribes to form an alliance, together defeating the formidable Winter's Claw.

Since then, the Winter's Claw has never invaded again, and the three tribes have been known as the "Northwest Triumvirate".

As the three giants expanded, all the surrounding small tribes were integrated into their ranks, whether they liked it or not, they were powerless to resist.

As their territories expanded and their power increased, conflicts gradually arose among the three giants.

Worland disliked this kind of infighting and proposed resolving the issue through dialogue, with force as a last resort if necessary.

The other two tribes shared the same idea, and the three parties agreed on a time to negotiate.

To Worland's utter surprise, the other two tribes betrayed the alliance, ambushing the Fangs with a large army.

Like his father, Worland died in the chaos of battle, and all the territory they had occupied since crossing the mountains was lost. Warwick and Uncle Wolf led the remaining troops back into the snowy mountains.

Uncle Wolf was too young when his father died in battle to remember him, but his second brother's death has had a profound impact on him.

He hated the traitors and the powerful clans; one day, he would make his enemies pay for their crimes in blood!

Uncle Wolf rightfully became the new leader of Fang, but Warwick was considering stepping down.

He followed his father into battle from a young age and later raised his two younger brothers to adulthood. He realized that what he wanted was not a powerful tribe, but a peaceful family.

Worland's death had deeply traumatized him, and if anything were to happen to Uncle Wolf, he would truly be destroyed.

Remember the despair they felt collapsing in the snow that day? This time, there won't be any wolves to save them.

But Uncle Wolf's mind was very firm; he wanted to avenge Worland and restore a stable life for his people!

Since he couldn't change his brother's mind, Warwick had no choice but to give it his all.

After a period of rest and recuperation, Fang once again crossed the snow-capped mountains and embarked on a new path of conquest. This time, the wolf pack also quietly followed them.

To everyone's delight, Worland's wife gave birth to a baby boy, whom Warwick named "Bernie," hoping he would inherit his father's bravery.

Five years ago, eighteen-year-old Worland led his people here for the first time. Now, eighteen-year-old Uncle Wolf has brought people here again. The two brothers look almost identical.

The small tribes along the way all thought that Worland had been resurrected and immediately submitted to him, while the two tribes that had betrayed them were greatly weakened by years of fighting among themselves.

Hearing that Fang had returned, they immediately stopped fighting and reunited. When they faced Uncle Wolf, they were also suspicious, but then realized that it was not Worland, but his younger brother Uncle Wolf!

Without hesitation or pity, Uncle Wolf quickly defeated the combined forces of the two tribes with his superior strength.

At this point, the other side proposed peace talks again, otherwise they would fight to the death!

Everyone thought Uncle Wolf would refuse, but to everyone's surprise, he agreed and went to the meeting alone without anyone else.

The other side was impressed by Uncle Wolf's charisma. They had originally planned to replicate the previous situation, but seeing Uncle Wolf's sincerity, they finally decided to submit.

The peace talks concluded successfully, and the two tribes swore an oath in the name of the goddess Avarosa, pledging allegiance to Fang and vowing to live and die together.

Uncle Wolf stayed behind to attend the banquet and formed Blood Pact with the chiefs of the two tribes. Although he was the youngest, he was still the third oldest.

After the banquet, everyone was drunk. The campfire crackled in the night, and the surroundings were eerily quiet.

Suddenly, a group of uninvited guests burst in, silent until they appeared before being discovered.

It was too late to react. The giant wolf, like a ghost, began to tear apart the unarmed, leaving terrifying afterimages in the night...

Uncle Wolf and Warwick returned hand in hand, and the giant wolf vanished once more.

Overnight, two major tribes suddenly disappeared, and people began to spread the saying, "The way of the sharp teeth is an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth!"

From that day forward, in this vast region of northwestern Freljord, Fang had no rivals!

People naturally hailed Uncle Wolf as the new Wolf King, and he himself was pleased, but Warwick suppressed this title.

He disagreed with the practice of calling Uncle Wolf the Wolf King, because his father and younger brother, who were honored as Wolf King, died not long afterward.

Of course, he didn't say the reason aloud; he simply forbade people from using the title anymore.

Uncle Wolf was reluctant, but he wouldn't go against Warwick's wishes.

After unifying the northwest, the Fangtooth tribe began to expand eastward and southward, expanding its territory while also absorbing many other tribes.

Uncle Wolf accepted all weak tribes, but he always adopted a policy of suppression towards the strong, either forcing them to submit completely or destroying them entirely.

There was only one exception: the barbarians. They held their ground by utilizing the terrain, and Fangzi never managed to conquer them, let alone destroy them.

Of course, the barbarians dared not provoke Fang, as the vast area below the mountain was Fang's territory.

In fact, Uncle Wolf did not dislike the barbarians, because even though they lived an extremely difficult life, they never made any demands for alliance or integration.

Unyielding spirit, standing tall and upright!