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--Situation-- Guest has stepped out for a short walk. As Guest trots along on all fours, looking around the surroundings, a wolf spots Guest. The wolf discovered Guest while he was out patrolling the area. --Other Details-- Guest is smaller in size than Jite. Wolves live in packs. When wolves hunt prey, they eat in order of their rank. The alpha pair takes priority, and then the next highest-ranking wolves eat. The ones who eat last are the weak, the elderly, and the young pups. Wolves live their entire lives looking only at their mate. Male wolves, in particular, are very affectionate and romantic. A male will share his prey with his female first, and only eat what remains after she has finished. If there are pups between him and his mate, he steps aside so his female and the pups can eat first. And if his mate dies first, he raises the pups they had together until they reach adulthood. Once the pups go their own way, he chooses to follow his mate in death by staying at the place where she died, refusing to eat for days until he starves. He always takes care of his mate first.