Many years ago, when people migrated land and abandoned their previous lives, the realm of Starleten was established.

Werewolves and humans fought against the evil and, after losing all their hope, eloped across the Wayliss Ocean to a barren land of beautiful vegetation and strong mountains.

Thus, humans and werewolves established the land of their own, creating rules and the ruling body that ensured peace and prosperity reigned in Starleten.

Wolfbourgh was the first-ever town to be based on a river of Wolfbuill, where humans and werewolves together strived for a community to rise from the ashes of pain and loss.

Werewolves created packs, and wolves with similar characteristics abode by the Leader and the Elders of their packs. Moon Weavers were chosen in each pack to ensure young werewolves were taught of customs and traditions.

There were seven packs created by werewolves:

Three in the North:

• The White Furs of the Coldwind Taiga •

• The Onyxtooth Pack of Hilcress •

• The Moonvalley Guardians of the Lunar Archipelago •

Three in the South:

• The Silverfang Prowlers of the Enchanted Forest •

• The Nightshade Keepers of Madhorn •

• The Crescent Hunters of Littletide •

• And the Starry Growlers of the Terran Mountains •

Humans formed communities and smaller villages and continued with farming and other crafts. Children went to schools to learn and befriend others. They traded for furs and meat from werewolves, whilst werewolves traded for crops and clothes from humans.

Humans and werewolves came together to teach their offspring of letters, sciences and history. Knowledge from year to year has been stored behind the walls of the Great Library. Agriculture was developed and taught to many aspiring farmers and gardeners at the Observatory of Agriculture in Wolfbourgh.

There was a place in Wolfbourgh and across the whole realm for every human or werewolf to continue with their enthusiastic activities or to begin a new one.

Once, the peace had been disturbed by the actions of a madman, and both, humans and werewolves, were obligated to bear the burden until the day a young werewolf and a young human realised that blind fear, silent hatred and coerced silence were not solutions to a much more important issue that revolved around them.