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Souls

The people of Wolf Brothel say you have three souls. And not only do you, but so does everyone else (I'm telling some of you grouches), all the animals, plants, and even rocks, mountains and glaciers. The bigger and stronger a thing is, the more powerful its souls are.

The **name-soul** allows you to remember who you are and who everyone else is. You become a fucking ghost (accidentally said that you start fucking a ghost before) if you lose it. As a ghost you at least have moral standards, but everyone will think you're a dick. Now you can jump out of walls and yell, "Boo!" at random motherfuckers.

The **clan-soul** gives you a sense of brotherhood. Like the internet, losing a clan-soul will cause you to forget all your standards of ordinary human decency, time to have some fun. Too bad you end up as a **demon** in this reckless state.

The **world-soul** ties you to this world. If you lose it, you'll just fucking disappear, I'm not even lying, you just disappear. You join the so-called **Lost Ones**. You enter the V O I D, where you will probably not ever see anyone or anything again... good luck.

Safety precatuions:

If you are worried that you are about to die, get the fucking ocher and make some Death Marks. Don't butcher em like Torak, though... \*strongly exhales and sighs\*
Red eye

The **red eye** is a term for a particular star in the sky, whose real-life analog I am unaware of. Supposedly, this is the Great Auroch Bull's eye, according to legends. When the red eye is highest in the sky at the winter solstice, the demons famously reach their strongest state, and so sicknesses and nuisances are the most abundant. Thus in both Wolf Brother and Ghost Hunter, the main goal was to reach a destination before December 21st.
Nyxgloom Legends & Prophecies

### Introduction:

Nyxgloom is a realm shrouded in mystery and darkness, where legends and prophecies weave a tapestry of intrigue and foreboding. Within the heavy mist and haunted landscapes, tales of ancient heroes, cursed destinies, and looming catastrophes echo through the shadows. These legends and prophecies are both a source of fascination and fear, shaping the perceptions and actions of those who dare to dwell within Nyxgloom.

### Prophecies of Fate:

The prophecies of Nyxgloom foretell the rise and fall of heroes and villains, as well as the destiny of the realm itself. The Seers of the Veil, a reclusive group of mystics, are said to possess the ability to glimpse these visions of the future, although their interpretations are often veiled in ambiguity.

### The Shadow Reckoning:

One of the most ominous prophecies is the Shadow Reckoning, which speaks of a time when the veil between Nyxgloom's realms will waver, allowing the darkness to spill forth and consume the land. Only through the united efforts of diverse factions and unlikely heroes can the realm be saved from this impending doom.

### Legends of Heroes and Villains:

Nyxgloom is rich with tales of legendary figures whose exploits are both inspiring and cautionary. The legendary knight, Sir Malachar the Undaunted, is said to have singlehandedly faced down a horde of monstrosities to protect a village. Conversely, the tragic tale of the sorceress Elarion reveals the dire consequences of tampering with forbidden magic.

### The Cursed Bloodline:

A recurring legend speaks of a cursed bloodline, bearing a mark that ties them to Nyxgloom's darkest secrets. According to the legend, this bloodline holds the key to either salvation or destruction. Some seek to manipulate or eliminate them, while others believe their destiny is intertwined with the realm's ultimate fate.

### The Whispering Forest Oracle:

Within the Whispering Veil Forest resides an ancient oracle, a sentient tree rumored to possess boundless knowledge. Those brave enough to seek its guidance must navigate its mysterious trials and riddles, hoping to unravel the answers to their most burning questions.

### Echoes of Lost Civilizations:

Legends hint at ancient civilizations that once thrived in Nyxgloom before succumbing to the darkness. The ruins of these lost cities hold untold secrets, artifacts, and relics that could tip the balance of power within the realm.

### The Tale of the Eclipsed Sun:

A poetic legend speaks of an eclipsed sun that marks a turning point in Nyxgloom's history. When the sun is obscured by a celestial event, a door to a realm of otherworldly power is said to open, offering both peril and promise to those who dare to venture forth.

### Interpreting the Shadows:

Legends and prophecies in Nyxgloom are open to interpretation, often shrouded in symbolism and metaphor. Scholars, seers, and adventurers alike endeavor to unravel their meanings, hoping to gain insight into the realm's future and the secrets it holds.
Chronicles of Ancient Darkness

"Totally changed my life, return to monke" -Theodore Kaczynski "I wish I could, but I'm addicted to COAD" -all of us, including you, probably

"I read all six of them! I'm a real expert and fan now! Wait, hold up..." -Possum Chowg, creator of the Nanuak Wiki, February 2022

"A real bestseller, over 3 copies sold!" -Reviewers

**The Chronicles of Ancient Dankness** series, commonly known simply as the **Wolf Brother**, is a kickass series of ̶s̶i̶x̶ nine.. wait... nice... novels written since 2004 by Michelle Paver.

   Well, if you found this wiki, I would expect you to be at least a little familiar with these, but this wiki has everything you'll ever need to know about this series of children's novels. That is, nothing at all.

The series follows Torak, an orphaned scrawny twelve-"summer"-old dude who can talk to wolves and p o s s e s s i n f e r i o r l i f e f o r m s, Wolf the wolf, another orphan, who is a wolf named Wolf, and Renn, an ordinary girl with a traumatic backstory, and a kajillion other characters, not the least the legendary, one handed, charismatic and bold G A U P. We worship our lord and savior Gaup on this wiki.
Taboo on the dead

A **taboo on the dead** is a common practice among many cultures, including all of those within the *Chronicles of Ancient Dankness* universe. In this series, it is common clan law that one must not speak the deceased's names for five years after someone dies. Torak is well known for having broken this law over Bale's death, to Renn's severe disappointment. And now Bale's ghost is going apeshit, driving the world insane without even knowing who he is.

*Dafuq do you think you're doing, bro?* - Renn
Chelko

Chelko is Krukoslik's son, whose first and only appearance was as a minor character in *Ghost Hunter*. We saw him help load the Mountain Hare Clan sleds, with those "ghost hunter" dogs, as his father helped guide Torak to the Mountain of Ghosts. Chelko is one of those characters who you could read the whole series extra-enthusiastically and not remember at all. And not just not remembering anything about him, forgetting he even existed. I saw his name and assumed he was a character from the sequels.
Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Wiki

**The Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Wiki** (wolfbrother.wikia.com) is a trashy (jk, sorry to all my bros here) online encyclopedia, which I still haven't done an entry for. It currently has 197 pages as of Nomber 2023, which is almost as much as your mother weighs in tons. It was really hard to get to her holes, I have to say... It provides all the useful information about an obscure children's book series, except for all that you didn't already know... just kidding I will give it all the credit... as a place to steal (one) page from.

On the COAD wiki, the following phrase actually appears on the page Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Wiki:The Nanuak:

*The **Nanuak** are the Administrators of the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness Wiki, and have access to different functions of the site. While anyone can do most things on the site, including reading and editing, administrators can access a few additional functions.*

You saw that, right? This means that we have complete authority over the COAD Wiki!
Ball sack

The **ball sack,** not the hall sack, dang auto cucumber**,** is a fitting name for the pouch in which Wolf carried the pieces of the Nanuak in *Wolf Brothel*. at least before the stone tooth was found. It is, after all, a sack containing two balls. Wolf then grabbed the ballsack, once a stone tooth had been added into it, and ran off to distract the bear and its hatred for the living. In fact, in the NANUAK Wiki logo, with its vaguely dick-like shape, the river eyes are the balls.
D

No book in the series (except Viper's Daughter, which doesn't count as a part of series two), contains the letter D in its title. Perhaps, through some magecraft and ordinary old-fashioned sorcery, this may show a particular trend I noticed in 2022 following the fourth letter of the alphabet:

All characters whose names start with **the letter "D"** will be easily forgotten, for some reason.

Dyrati (I forgot what she even did in the series.)

Durrain (I didn't remember her at all.)

Detlan isn't as giggly as Asrif or as much of a role model as Bale. During my first read-through of *Spirit Walker* I didn't even remember he broke his leg.

Darkfur is Wolf's new mate, and the two had a few puppies, that's about all we can remember about her.

Dark is perhaps the best-remembered D-character. But be honest, with him appearing this late in the series, do you guys really remember that much about him?
Dying in an avalanche

**Dying in a tornado, I mean an avalanche,** do not reference Bill Wurtz, this is the Chronicles of Ancient Darkness wiki's evil twin NANUAK, is a form of ceasing functions necessary for bodily functions functionally, by being caught in a large falling pile of snow, ice, rocks, or otherwise. If someone dies in an avalanche, it is said that he or she has died in an avalanche, get it morons? In some form of another, the bear, Hord and Eostra all did this.

## History of dying in an avalanche

The first time someone died in an avalanche likely goes far back before the clans even existed, and during the Great Cold (Ice Age) dying in avalanches was likely far more common than nowadays. If you wanna die in an avalanche, risk your life, fuck yourself over, have a good time, suffocate and freeze to death, watch your own souls leave your body... here we go!
Kelp Clan

We know nothing at all about these guys, except that they are a member of the Sea Clans, and live on, well, Kelp Island. They are probably the shittiest clans, because they are also on the shittirst of the islands, have the shittiest shit, and maybe their whole shitty island is a big shitty, shitty, shit covered in even more shit, which the seabirds shit centuries upon centuries of shit on to grow the island. (Ever seen a breakwater turned white from seagull droppings? You know what I mean. Also I said the word shit way more tha I should of in one sentence, that might be the most in my life.)
Narwal Clan

Since when was it spelled without an h? Narwal Clan? NARWAL??? Everyone knows it's spelled narwhale with an h, What the actual fuck on this fucking planet are you thinking? this is unacceptable and downright teaching people how to spell words incorrectly and aaaaaaaaaaaaa? WTH WERE GONNA DIE THIS DANG SPELLING ERROR IS GONNA KILL US ALLL NOOOOOO WERE DOOMED GUYS WE HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT QUICK NOW PLEASE PLS!!!!!!1!1!!1!!1!!1!1!!1!1!!!1!!1!1! ok asdfghjkl
Michelle Paver

Michelle Paver is a semi-successful English (actually Malawian) author, known among a few for *The Chronicles of Ancient Darkness* series, *Dark Matter* (for older readers… and by old we mean about six thousand years old.) Paver says she came up with the idea for *Wolf Brother* after her epic rap battle, I mean singing “Danny Boy” which I haven’t heard of either, to deter a bear on a hike in California back in the 80’s. We can only imagine how her voice was back then. Paver originally planned a medieval setting (cringe) but changed to an epic unga-bunga prehistoric hellscape with literal demons included. Such was the Norway of 3969 B.C. In order to make such a series a reality, she went all over the place, visiting Finland, Lapland, Iceland, Scotland, Greenland, Shetland, and a whole bunch of other “lands”, slowly becoming O N E W I T H N A T U R E along the way.
Dark (and maybe Ark)

Dark is a "cobweb-haired" hermit kid who is due to replace Saeunn as the Raven Mage. Dark abandoned his clan at the age of eight, picking his own name and becoming a little hermit on the Mountain of Ghosts with his crow Ark. His first and only appearance was in *Ghost Hunter*, the last of the (original) COAD series.
The Walker

The Walker after going insane.

feels like the perfect character to write a joke wiki page on, maybe I’ll come back later.

Narrander, better known as The Walker, is a crazy ass former Soul-Eater from back when the group was just the Healers. It must be painful having your job replaced by two literal children who speak in synchronism in the Otter Clan, but Walker don’t care, Walker doesn’t give a shit. He keeps scooping random rodents out mistaking them for his dead son Narik.

## Pre-insanity

Narrander was once the Otter Clan’s Mage, and a member of a group of seven mages known as the Healers. When the group became power-hungry, Torak’s father started a fire to split them up. Narrander’s son Narik died in the fire, driving Narrander insane until he became the Walker.

## In *Wolf Brother*

Torak and Renn run into the Walker, missing an eye, eating carcasses and carrying a dead mouse. The Walker tells Torak he had seen a stone mouth from a stone creature. The duo had been warned…

## In *Soul Eater*

Torak encountered the Walker again on his way north, and managed to watch him dig up and seize a lemming from the ground. Obviously Walker don’t recognize these kiddos, Walker only care about his business, there you are Narik.

## In *Ghost Hunter*

Narrander‘s ghost is summoned by Eostra, who is unaware that the Walker is still alive.
Etan

**Etan** is a member of the Raven Clan, supposedly. He appeared as Bera's husband solely in *Spirit Walker*. I have no idea who he is who what he did, and his name is literally Nate (short for Nathan) backwards. How much has he Etan today? I dunno, he must be getting really fat from all that he has Etan... can we not talk about how much Etan has eaten (etan) and find a few things out about the actual character, please? that would be great, wouldn't it? The problem is, I am too lazy to do so.
Wolf

Wolf the wolf is a wolf named Wolf.

In **Wolf Brother,** Wolf’s family died in a flash flood before being yanked out and nearly munched down by Torak, who made a grouse bone whistle that only Wolf could hear. Wolf was bagged by the Ravens, then released to Torak after the trial. Wolf pulled Torak out of the Widewater River, and sucked on the Nanuak Sack. He also enjoyed harassing dead lemmings, perhaps the highlight of the original Wolf Brother. He came in at the end to deliver the Nanuak to the world spirit and start the avalanche, but realisitcally speaking, Torak just got lucky as usual. Wolf then went to live with a new pack on the Mountain of the “Thunderer” (the world spirit.)

In **Spirit Walker,** Wolf smelled Torak’s scent and went off to find him, before being brought to Seal Island by Renn. He was able to rip Torak out of a seal net (yeeouch!) and fight Tenris’s Tokoroths.

**Soul Eater** revolves around Wolf’s capture… I wouldn’t wanna be wolfnapped to the fucking Arctic either. Saeunn saw visions of Torak putting the axe to Wolf, but this ended up being how Torak cleaned a bad wound. Wolf helped guide Torak back south after he was rescued and couldn’t see anything…

In **Outcast,** not even Wolf could reach Torak most of the time. Only then did Wolf realize “Tall Tailless” was not a wolf, after his new pack told him…

In **Oath breaker**, Wolf didn’t really do that much… but he did do Darkfur, with a little too vivid of a mating dance for the clean reader’s standard. Wolf did end up having a few puppies with Darkfur anyway.

In **Ghost Hunter**, Wolf’s new cubs were YEETED all over the place by Eostra’s eagle owls, and not all of them survived. Well, crap, can we get a few f’s in the chat guys?

## Wolf’s names for things

An added touch was giving Wolf and other wolves his own lingo: the sky is the Up, Torak is Tall Tailless, his “pack-brother”, Renn is referred to as “the female tailless”, and after Soul Eater as “the pack-sister.” Arrows are “long-claws-that-fly-far”, rivers and lakes are just “Wets”, fire is the “Bright Beast (that bites hot)”, and Epstein didn’t kill himself.
Amy Rose (Prime)

Amy Rose is a major character in *Sonic Prime*.

She is a pink anthropomorphic hedgehog who is friends with Sonic the Hedgehog.

## Appearance

Amy is an anthropomorphic female Hedgehog, with light green eyes and a peach-colored muzzle, triangular inner ears and arms.

She has a small black nose and no spine; she also has two medium length eyelashes on both eyes.

Also, her five short head feathers point downwards, somewhat resembling a bob cut.

She also has three spikes for bangs on her head and a short, pointed tail.

She wears clothing similar to the original only on her back, shoulders and upper legs.

## Personality

She has a kind personality and caring towards her friends, but in combat, she is quite strong and firm.

## Skills & Abilities

Amy's primary weapon is her hammer which she uses to smash robots.
Rip and Rek

“This is a pine cone. Hard to eat.” -Torak, *Outcast*, page 148, chapter 21

**Rip and Rek** are two ravens that first appear in *Outcast*, when Torak goes mad on an island in the middle of Lake Axehead. Torak slowly regains sanity, befriending the pair of birds who had kept coming back to him. He tried to eat the ravens, and once pointed at them to say “You can’t fly”. RIP and REK would appear occasionally in *Oath Breaker* and *Ghost Hunter*, and are certain to rip and rek your sanity to pieces, just as happened to Torak on the island.
Meet the Robinsons

Meet the Robinsons is one of the many worlds that was visited.

## Synopsis

Boy genius Lewis gives up hope of retrieving his latest invention, which was stolen by Bowler Hat Guy, then a young time-traveler named Wilbur Robinson arrives on the scene to whisk Lewis away in his time machine.

The boys spend a day in the future with Wilbur's eccentric family and uncover an amazing secret at the same time.

## Villain Arc:

* Bowler Hat Guy
* DOR-15

## World Number

* #40 (Overall)
* #40 (Disney)
Great Cold

The (really) **Great Cold**, (obviously) better known as the (latest) Ice Age (not the Blue Sky animated film from 2002), was an important time for everything, yet it could easily fuck you up in a few chills of Jack Frost's breath. It was already long-gone for about 6,000 years by Torak's time. The clans do not have fond memories of this time, just think of it like Eostra's winter at the time of *Ghost Hunter* times a million, and for *ages* longer as well... wait. I know this wiki is really cheesy and corny, but back then it was probably really icy, as was everything. Areas of sea were exposed due to the water merely moving onto the land, and some of these regions survived until being flooded by the Great Wave.
Notched Fin

Notched Fin is a killer whale (Hunters, as the Seal Clan calls them), with a reputation for dangerousness. Tenris once killed his calves, and cut a notch in his fin, thus giving him the name Notched Fin. Other kinds of whales than killer whales can be killed under Seal Clan law, but not Hunters such as Notched Fin. Nordhed Fin ended up eating Tenris in himself after his epic death battle with Torak at the end of *Spirit Walker*.

Notched Fin's entire plot use was copied by James Cameron in his film *Avatar 2: The Way of Water (2022.)*, for a whale character called Paiakan. See *Ways Avatar copied Wolf Brother*

P.S. On a whale watching trip I once found out that killer whales/orcas/The Hunters are, in reality, really big-ass dolphins.
Home

Home is one of the many worlds that was visited.

## Synopsis

When a misfit alien named Oh crash lands on Earth, he forms an unlikely friendship with Tip, an adventurous girl.

Together they form an odd couple friendship and embark on a global road trip while on the run from Oh's own alien species.

## Hero Arc:

* Oh
* Tip

## World Number

* #137 (Overall)
* #30 (Dreamworks)
Kyo

**Kyo** is a random dude from the Sea-Eagle Clan of beach bum traders, who have a close partnership with the Boar Clan, the Raven Clan's ol' frenemies. Kyo stayed behind after the Sea-eagles moved camp, with his only companion being some other dude named Tiu. Kyo encountered Renn in her search for Torak. PS, why do the Sea Eagles, one of the few clans with a two-word clan name, have such short motherf\*cking names? I wanna know, paver, ok, I wanna have an explanation.
Ghost Hunter

Ghost Hunter.... I don't have fucking tiem for this... at least it's better than *Outcast* and *Oath Breaker*.

Alright, fine...

*****Ghost Hunter* (2009)**** is the final entry in the (original) *Chronicles of Ancient Darkness* series. Well it turns out two more just came out the past couple of years, and one is about to be published in a few months. If anyone owns *Viper's Daughter* At least they brought back Krukoslik, he was really cool but weird thoguh 👀

## Back cover

THIS ONE WILL HIT YOU LIKE A MOTHERFUCKING AVALANCHE!!! Eostra, the evil Eagle Owl Mage, with her muppet glare, has driven the whole world into chaos, famine and plague. As the winter deepens, Torak and Renn must journey to the Mountain of Ghosts. Mistakes will be made, old friends, apparitions of the past, and new foes will be found, wolf cubs will be yeeted, and here come the black dogs. You bettah watch out, because one small move could SEND THEE TO THE EVERLASTING HELLCIRCLE OF DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!asdfghjkl

## Introduced characters

Dark, the cobweb haired Kermit, whoops I mean hermit, kid who draws monkeys in the walls.
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The Torax

**The Torax** is an alter ego of Torak's, in which he speaks for the trees, for the trees have no tongues. The first and only time we encountered the Torax was in *Oath Breaker*. To become the Torax, Torak must simply spirit-walk a tree. All trees in the Deep Forest are apparently connected by some sort of network (James Cameron: oooohh! I have an idea!) I'm this way, Torak gained a deep, echoey voice using which he could speak to Renn with the world's first and strangest plant-powered telephone system.
Wolfbrother.com

Wolfbrother.com is the official fan site for *The Chronicles of Ancient Dankness, Wolf Brothel,* and several other of Michelle Paver's series and novels. Of all things, the website's activity page, which features a kids' menu-style piece of junk aimed at young readers, confirms it: woolly mammoths are canonically still alive in Norway during the 3960's BC (a time I only chose to have the number 69 in it)... only 60s kids will remember. There's some actually cool shit in there, like the what clan do you fit in? quiz (POSSUM Chowg got Seal Clan), and several videos about Michelle Paver and her inspirations for the series.
Bay of Seals

The Bay of Seals is the... wait... I remember what I was going to make first.

Well, it is found on Seal Island, acting as a sort of harbor in front of the island, full of the sacred, symbolistic ring-seals (Pusa Hispida for *those* people,), while the gray seals (Phoca I-don't-even-know-icus), flee to avoid being killed and eaten by Seal clansmen or whales. When Torak arrived there with the seal gang during *Spirit Walker*, he found the bay red with blood, which turned out to merely be the bloody new dinner catch, an entire whale. Also, whoever catches a whale must cut all his hair off.
Fin-Kedinn

"It's is I, Fin-Kedinn, Finklededinkle!! My stick is bigger than yours, signifying my superiority!" (-Fin-Kedinn, EGOCUEBPTM)

Fin-Kedinn is the leader of the Raven Clan, Renn's father and foster father of Torak. (fuck you oxford and take your fucking commas back). His name is a blatant copy of Michelle Paver's editor at Orion Publishers, Fiona Kennedy.

## In *Wolf Brother*

Fin-Kedinn is coaxed into allowing Torak to fight Hord, a stupid decision on Torak's part but it somehow worked. Kedinn became Torak's adopted daddy as well... fin-Kedinn also introduced Torak to his quirky new guest Krukoslik.

## In *Spirit Walker*

what did he even do in this one again? It's been a year since I read these.
Tenris

*"Guys, I think Tenris might be my sleep paralysis demon. No, seriously"* -Possum Chowg

**Tennis**, I mean **Tetris**, I mean **testes**, I mean **tetanus**, I mean uhhhhhhhhh is (was) the Seal Mage in *Spirit Walker*. He once posed as a crippled wanderer and created the bear... Hord watched it. Tenris was the first of the Soul-Eaters to have his name revealed.

## In *Wolf Brother*

Tenris is mentioned as a "crippled wanderer" who created the bear, as we all know it simply as **the bear**.

## In *Spirit Walker*

Torak is told to visit the Seal Mage after going to Seal Island. Tenris got to know Torak well, and it was Tenris who told Torak about "spirit walking". Renn, who did not trust the Seal Clan, convinced Torak to help her kill Torak's own uncle. Soon after, Tenris built a few fire walls with the help of his little stinkers. He went YOLO after Torak jumped backwards off the Crag, before being eaten by a fucking whale in a water fight, badass way to die. Remember kids, when you die, make it look epic and your name might just go down in history because of this.

## In *Ghost Hunter*

Tenris's ghost is summoned by Eostra the Eagle Owl mage.

See also: TENRIS on the Villians Wiki page at Wikia.com
Raut

~~Taut~~ ~~Raul~~ **RAUT** is a character that I know absolutely nothing about. So I keep finding characters I didn't even know existed, I thought I got them all out of the way after Ananda, Chelko and Akoomik, but apparently there's more? Apparently he is one of the members of Boar Clan, and watched the issue in which Torak was framed by Seshru for stealing a horn owned by the Boar Clan, dammit, boar clan, always having issues as usual. So I just got a massive spoiler about Boar Clan, which I would never put on the main page for them. Something called the Thunderstar, possibly an alien atom bomb or whatever, I haven't read the new series, came and blew them to smithereens, press F to pay respects amirite?
Bee Movie

Bee Movie is one of the many worlds that was visited.

## Synopsis

Having just graduated from college, Barry B. Benson finds himself disillusioned with the prospect of having only one career choice - honey.

As he ventures outside of the hive for the first time, he breaks one of the cardinal rules of the bee world and talks to a human, a New York City florist named Vanessa.

## Hero Arc:

* Barry
* Vanessa

## World Number

* #123 (Overall)
* #16 (Dreamworks)
World Spirit

The **World Spirit** is the world's biggest defense against demons and all that. The Soul-Eaters claimed to be able to enforce the World Spirit's ways using demons, ironically. The World Spirit apparently walks in a part of the Deep Forest, yet dwells on a Mountain that nobody found and came back alive until Torak did. We didn't even think that mountain was even real. Apparently, the World Spirit appears as a man or a woman depending on the time of year, with antlers which it used to drive out Clifford the "big red auroch", wait for his eyes to show up in the sky... that is when demons are the most active.
Titan's Spire

# Titan's Spire: Domain of Brooding Giants

## Description:

Nestled high within the craggy peaks of an Obsidian Peak mountain lies Titan's Spire, a perilous domain inhabited by the giants of Nyxgloom. These towering creatures call this treacherous expanse home, dwelling amidst jagged cliffs, howling winds, and the looming shadows of their mountainous realm.

## Elevated Danger:

The journey to Titan's Spire is an arduous ascent through rugged terrain and hostile weather. As adventurers approach the spire's towering summit, the air grows thin, and the path becomes increasingly treacherous, demanding both skill and resilience.

## Giant Sentinels:

The peaks of Titan's Spire are the lairs of powerful giants, each a formidable and territorial guardian of their domain. Stone giants, frost giants, and hill giants make their homes here, their towering forms blending with the mountain's craggy features.

## Perilous Passages:

Navigating Titan's Spire is a dangerous endeavor. The giants have carved out winding tunnels through the mountainside, and these passages are riddled with traps, pitfalls, and hidden dangers intended to dissuade interlopers.

## Resourceful Giants:

The giants of Titan's Spire have adapted to their environment, crafting shelters and fortifications from the mountain's stone. These makeshift structures often hide elaborate traps and ambush points, evidence of the giants' cunning nature.

## Frigid Winds:

The winds that whip through Titan's Spire are biting and relentless. Adventurers must contend not only with the dangers presented by the giants but also with the harsh elements that seek to drive them away.

## Giant Hierarchies:

The giants of Titan's Spire maintain a hierarchical society, with powerful leaders exerting control over their lesser kin. Clans and alliances form among the giants, each striving to secure dominance in this rugged and challenging territory.

## Ancient Relics:

Hidden within Titan's Spire are ancient relics and artifacts, remnants of a bygone era. These objects may hold the key to understanding the giants' history or provide insights into Nyxgloom's enigmatic past.

## Adventure Hooks:

* Giant Rivalry: The party is caught in the crossfire of a feud between rival giants, leading them to navigate treacherous terrain while mediating or leveraging the conflict to their advantage.
* Giant Diplomacy: The adventurers are tasked with negotiating a peace treaty between the giants and a neighboring civilization. To succeed, they must navigate the challenges of Titan's Spire and earn the giants' trust.
* Cursed Treasure: Rumors of an ancient, cursed treasure hidden within the spire's depths draw the party's attention. They must contend with both the giants' defenses and the malevolent magic that guards the riches.
Fastwater River

The **Fastwater** River is the place where Torak found Wolf, and Wolf's family died in a flash flood, all the way back in the original *Wolf Brother*. A particularly aggressive and hazardous river, but also a decent fishing spot and a good area to spend the night, as Torak did on his first night during his journey to nowhere, aka, the Mountain of the World Spirit. When escaping persecution, it seems to be a pretty good place to hide as well. Don't get cold though... it can during the nights, bring a warm coat...
Otter Twins

**Remember that one point in Outcast where Renn and Bale meet the Otter Mage, and it's two twin kids who talk in unison and are fucking immortal? I barely do...**

Well, these kids are just that, they were introduced in *Outcast* replacing the apparent previous mage, the fucking Walker. And we all know how that went. Yolun, one of the Otters of Lake Axe Head, brought Renn and Bale over to see a couple of fucking blind kids who somehow have seen everything, how oxymoronic...

The page "*Saukonkaksoset*" (Otter Twins) redirects here, and that sounds like "suck on cocks oh shit".
Maheegun

Maheegun, whose name sounds a bit like "mahogany", is the leader of the hidden and elusive Wolf Clan. He has very yellow eyes, and keeps his clan hidden away from everyone else. We were never sure why the Wolf Clan hides like that these days. He legitimately stood up and rejected Torak from the Wolf Clan when he made his only appearance in *Outcast.*
The Sea

**The Sea** is, well, the fucking North Sea. Cold, gloomy, and gray, basically the North Pacific on crack. The Sea supports many clans, including the Sea Eagles, Whales, Seals and Cormorants, as well as many animals such as sea eagles, whales, seals and cormorants. These clans believe in the Sea Mother, who inhales and exhales with the tide, and when she feels good, she'll send you a whole bunch of good shit like upwellings, anddahelluvalodda fish. When she's mad though, she can bring all sorts of storms and that kind of shit... you better watch out. (You better not cry)
Circle of the Feral Enigma

## Description:

The Circle of the Feral Enigma is a mysterious and enigmatic druidic order that dwells within the heart of the Whispering Veil Forest. This group of druids possesses a unique affinity for the wild magic that pervades Nyxgloom, allowing them to tap into its dark energies to transform into monstrous and otherworldly forms.

## Origins:

The origins of the Circle of the Feral Enigma are shrouded in myth and uncertainty. It is said that the circle was formed in response to the growing corruption within the Nyxgloom realm. These druids sought to harness the very darkness that threatened the land, using it to protect their realm in ways both extraordinary and unsettling.

## Abilities:

The druids of the Circle of the Feral Enigma have honed their connection to Nyxgloom's dark magic to the point where they can wild shape into monstrous forms that embody the terrors of the forest. These forms range from twisted, amalgamated creatures to nightmarish beasts, each capable of striking fear into the hearts of those who dare to challenge the circle's dominance.

## Rites and Rituals:

The Circle of the Feral Enigma practices intricate rituals that involve communing with the forest's malevolent energies. These rituals are said to grant the druids the ability to access their monstrous forms, but they also come with a price: the more frequently they use their dark powers, the greater the risk of being consumed by the very darkness they seek to control.

## Protectors of the Veil:

The circle views itself as the protectors of the Whispering Veil Forest, believing that by wielding the power of the forest's horrors, they can keep the greater evils at bay. They are highly territorial, safeguarding their realm from intruders with a ferocity that matches the monstrous forms they can assume.

## Balancing Light and Dark:

The Circle of the Feral Enigma grapples with a moral dilemma, knowing that by embracing the darkness, they risk losing their connection to the natural world and succumbing to their own monstrous nature. Many within the circle are haunted by visions of their own transformations and the untamed horrors they become.

## Adventure Hooks:

* Seeking Alliance: The party seeks the assistance of the Circle of the Feral Enigma to combat a rising darkness threatening Nyxgloom. To gain their aid, they must prove their dedication to the forest and its preservation.
* Druidic Desperation: A rift has formed within the circle, with some members advocating for even darker forms of magic to combat the corruption. The players must navigate this internal conflict to prevent a disastrous outcome.
* Feral Transformation: The players discover a ritual that grants them the ability to access monstrous forms. They must decide whether to embrace these powers or resist the pull of darkness.
Seal Clan

The Seal Clan lives on the Seal Island, duh. The clan is very strict about keeping separate the elements of the land and the sea... they stripped Torak naked and all... what? They eat large amounts of well seafood, limpets, whales, seals (but it's not hunting your own clan animal because that's another kind of seal... or is it?) Members include Islinn, (the clan leader), Asrif, Detlan, Bale, Tenris, and so on.

## Culture and way of life

as previously stated, the Seal Clan is careful to avoid tainting their Sea Mother with the terrestrial world. The Sea Mother, inspired by a similar figure in Inuit Eskimo legends, inhales and exhales with the tides, and sends upwellings when she feels pleased. The Seals build light canoes with double-ended paddles familiar to every kayakker, past and present, and these boats have light sealskin covers over their wooden frames.
Lol

**Lol** is an abbreviation for "**laughing out loud**", and it is relevant to the Chrinicles of Ancitne Dankness (wow I spelled that really wrong **lol,** still better spelled than the original wiki) series because it is an actual page on wolfbrother.wikia.com. Of course, the page is a candidate for deletion, and it has no text at all, it just... exists. And if it is deleted, make sure for you dudes here to add the stupid page back. Alright, we have a deal here, don't we? LOL

5.50.97.177, creator of Lol, you have now been granted legend status along with Gaup.

A link to the page here: https://wolfbrother.fandom.com/wiki/Lol
Sea Mother

According to Sea Clans, The **Sea Mother** apparently governs all natural nautical forces. Keep her happy down there, if she gets mad shell (pun intended) get really fucking mad... Like, REALLY mad. The Sea Mother inhales and exhales with the tide, and apparently was the cause of the famous Storegga Slide that destroyed Doggerland as well. What is Doggerland, you might ask? Basically the real version of Atlantis, look it up, kiddos.

By the way, I copied my own article for this and out it on the main wiki, mildly edited but still recognizable.

In Inuit legend, the Sea Mother, named **Sedna**, got into a pickle with her dad Anguta, so he took her on a kayak and yeeted her off. When Sedna tried to get back in the boat, Anguta fucking chopped her fingers off. Sedna did not drown. Instead, she grew a fish's tail and became a fucking sea goddess, and her severed, bloody fingers became the first seals. She now controls all the sea creatures as well.

I wanna go back to Alaska so bad lol, you know
Hord

Hord was Renn's half brother in Wolf Brother. He claimed to have seen the bear be created, and it turned out that he was working with the crippled wanderer, Tenris himself. He was one of Torak's yoinkers, and yelled out "1V1 ME LOSER" during a serious discussion, then complaining when Torak inevitably cheated in the fight. Was it cheating? Ask the damn refs. He then swore out of saltiness to kill Torak, with his interpretation of Saeunn's prophecy, and showed up to fight Torak on the mountain of the World Spirit, but (Bill Wurtz Voice) died in a tornado. Actually he died in an avalanche.
Dyrati

Duration... wait... Dyrati.... you guys mind if I steal this one from the main wiki and edit it a little? I know jack about this fucking character. On uncyclopedia they call this article-stealing *sporking*. Here we will call it *Saeunn's soul forking.*

this looks like it was made by a 12 year old, i know

**Dyrati, not duration goddammit...** is a random-ass woman. You could read the whole series and forget about her. So she used to live in the Raven Clan, and at first wanted to be a mate to Hord. NOO DONT MAKE HORD LOOK CHARISMATIC ON THE MAIN WIKI... forgot I used to like Hord as a character. When Hord got killed in the random ass avalanche apparently caused by the World Spirit in Wolf Brother, she abandoned the Raven Clan and went over to \*\*\*\* some random dude from the Otter Clan. what a ho

## In *Wolf Brother*

Dyrati first appears as a "pretty" girl, according to Torak when he nearly got fucking executed- hehe. She was by a fire attending to the broth she had cooking. Then Torak stabbed the fucking broth and cheated in the ring... boom, Hord is basically blind... 0-1. By the way, is shy around Hord and clearly wants to be his mate.

## In *Outcast*

Renn and Bale met Dyrati when they came to see the Otter Clan in Lake Axehead and met the **Ş̵̶̷̷̸̶̴̢̟̻͓̳̜̝͈̙̦͉̭̳͊̏͛͊̐̆͐̌̎̉̒̚͠ͅ ̸̷̷̵̷̷̴̧̡̛̤̹̣͕̼͓̳̰͔͈͆̓̾̓̊̏̃̿̌̎͘̕͜A̷̵̷̸̷̸̡̫̹̠͎̤͓͎̫̦̠̰̫͔̞̿͑͐̾̅̉̏̕͘ ̵̵̸̵̶̶̴̵̨̳͔̜͔̩͕̱̝͖̱̜̽̎̽̄̿͌́̊̍̂̇͋̍̕͘͝͠͝͝ͅŲ̴̷̷̵̵̗̘̲̫̠̤̖͓̬̅͗͒̋̀̿͊͠ ̵̵̴̶̶̶̱͎̙̲̤̪̰̣̟̗̖͔̀̆͛̀́͗͐̾̉̈́͗̎K̵̷̶̷̷̸͍͚̬̲͙͙͚̖̼͕̪̥̎̐̀͛̃̏́̒͂̀͐̚ ̶̷̸̴̵̶̧̻̭̻͚̣͇͓͔̞͍̥̠̅͐͌͐̍̌̈́̍̄̕ͅǪ̷̶̷̸̴̷̶̫̲̦͚͇͕̳͖̩̭̖̲͇͙̟̰̙̰̊̐̏̐͊͗͑̎̈́̊̽ ̶̶̸̵̷̴̸̢̢̛̻̰̪̖͖̗͕͎̣̦̲̰̈́̏̀̊͂̔̈́͐͒̓͑͘͜͝N̶̸̶̶̶̶͎̳͔̱̱̻̼͓̩̞̐̋͂̌̓̉͗̎̈́́͒͝ ̸̴̸̴̸̛̙̻̦̖͍̥͎̒̈́͛̊͑͘͜K̶̵̸̵̷̷̴̠̜̭̹̞͎̻͉̖̞̰̤̳̗̣̈́̒͑̑̀̂̈̽́̈͂̏̚ ̶̷̴̶̵̸̵̘̩̭̖̩̩̙̬̭̼͓̬̃̃̉̃̐͂̊̈́̽͑̎̚̚̚͜͜Ą̴̶̸̷̶̸̪̝̺̻̰̻̘̳̱̑̎̑͆͂͒̂̾̐͆͋̈́̕͠ͅ ̴̷̴̶̸̶̴̸̴̢̢̢̨̡͎͙̙̻̹̖̞̮̺̰͈̺͂̓̉͛͛̒̀̽́̆͆͐̿͋̆̈́̏͋̍̒̕͘͝K̴̸̸̶̶̶̷̶̡̛̼͓̮̺̫͔̘̺̞̗̬̱͔̠̊̅̈́̀̽̌̎̑̀̍͋̇̆̓̕̕͘͘͝ ̵̶̴̴̵̴̸̸̢̳͙̜͍͈̤̪̻̼̙̳̼̳̫͔̭̱̍̔͊̏͒̉́̈̓́̆͑͛̏́͝S̵̵̸̸̷̴̶̢̺̟̱̻̜̳̻̟͔͎̻̯̀̀̆͌̑̈́̑̓̚̚͝͝ͅͅ ̶̷̷̵̶̴̵̴̡̯̼̙͖͓͕̭̘̗̖͔͍̭̻͗͋͑̂̐̅̉̓̾̍͋̓̀̅̐͑͊̈̚͝Ṓ̸̵̸̸̵̵̵̸̧͙͓͖̯̳̯̳͎̘̲͕̗͖͙͉̞͓̿̋͒͊̈́́̈́̍̉̋̆͜͝͝͠ ̷̸̷̸̵̴̧̩̠̙̖͖̰̳̭̘̭̄̎̈́͒̐̋̆͛͘̕S̸̵̸̴̵̸̛̛͉͓̱̫͙̘̪̘̲̲̮̩̹̈̈̊̈́̾̐̐̄ ̸̷̴̷̴̧̛͉̥̙̭͍̰̝͐̆̅̈̏̿̉͒Ę̴̸̴̴̵̷̧̘͎̹̱̜̩͕͎̦̋̈́̇͛̄̏̒́̾̽̉͘͜͜͝͠ ̵̸̵̸̵̷̸̛̛̛̬̝͇̯̰͖͔̳̭͈̥͈̰͈̼̽̔̅͗̽̍̋̋̚T̴̴̴̵̸̸̵̴̴̲͎̼̫̫͕̳̮̟̠̠̟͉͓̬̺͔̻͒̓̅̀̅͗̏͆́̈́̏̋̈̿̉́̎́͒̚͝.** Dyrati was a fucking bitch to Renn because of those freaky-ass black eyes where the hell did those come from? Apparently, dyrati's dreams came true, and anyone who came to see Dyrati from then on would be fucked. Awful bad luck is coming now.... nobody is safe...
Naiginn

## Nah' again

The new villains are lookin' lit. (Based on drawing by Abe The Conservationist on wolfbrother.wikia.com

### Relatives

Renn

Naiginn is apparently a new villain introduced in *Viper's Daughter*. He is also apparently Renn's brother. That's all I know, and I don't want spoilers!

we're on vacation in Oregon, time to turn the radio to 98 megahertz and swim badly in the Columbia.
Islinn

Islinn is the leader of the Seal Clan. He is barely mentioned throughout the series, but he had a could couple of appearances in Spirit Walker and Oath Breaker. For being the leader of one of the most relevant and mentioned clans in the series, especially the objective best book of the bunch, he really didn't do anything at all. Tenris might as well been the head of the dang clan, as he was easily the most powerful member of the entire clan. Dang it, we wish Islinn could have done more.

THE NANUAK WIKI NOW OFFICIALLY HAS HALF AS MANY PAGES AS THE REAL ONE, AND I CONSIDER THAT PROGRESS.
Tokoroth

A **Tokoroth** or **little stinker**, plural *tokoroth* before the Soul Eater lingo jump, and *tokoroths* after it, is one of the most gruesome and nasty things you will hear about in a children's book.

Tokoroths are made by capturing a child (parents may believe the child was eaten by a bear or whatever), leaving the poor kid underground unexposed to anyone for a couple weeks, limiting the child's diet, and putting a demon inside its walking corpse. Now you have a personal child slave. Tenris had a couple, Seshru wanted to make Renn into one, and Eostra just made hers quicker with a new method.

Tokoroths are possibly inspired by (I.e. blatant ripoffs of) the similarly-named tokoloshes of Zulu legend, which are child-sized, shriveled, blind zombies controlled by a sorcerer, reported to kill people in the night for their master's revenge. They can also turn invisible by drinking water (now you wish you could do that as well for sure... I might as well be a fucking psychic), which explains how one managed to hide in Asrif's boat. The Eskimo tupilaq may have been an inspiration as well (the Nanuak is literally just the Inua, the Sea Mother is called Sedna, the Hidden People are the Shadow People (Tariaksuit), and whatever torak encountered in that one river probably were not hidden people but qalupaliks.

yeah the anonymous edit was actually me, sorry to my future self -old chowg

P.S. Why do these pages keep getting linked to the fucking "amogus wiki?"
Stone tooth

The **stone tooth**, or the stone bite as it was referred to as in Saeunn's prophecy, is one of three (really four) objects brought to the World Spirit, containing large concentrations of Nanuak power. Now, the Walker had a stone claw, taken from a "stone mouth"... a crushing cave. Torak and Renn, using perhaps the worst source of information possible, found such a cave, hid from the bear in there, and Torak went in to find a tooth. The cave was also full of cats, whoops I mean bats, referred to by Torak and the Walker as "Watchers.".
Thiazzi

Thiazzi is the most notorious imposter of all time. He tortured plenty of animals for his spare time. perhaps bring a member of the Oak Clan, thus your clan animal is a plant and therefore not a clan animal but a clan plant, justifies this, but I honestly doubt it, do you?

Thiazzi was known as Pale-Pelt by Wolf, who has better taste in names... what kind of name is Thiazzi, these guys definitely speak English you know... And worst of all, Thiazzi is known for having killed bale, press f to pay respects for a roll of hay. Luckily Torak tracked him down, and Thiazzi fell of a tree chasing him... the end... or not....

Thiazzi even has a moon of Saturn named after him, look it up. I freaked out after hearing this.
Otter Clan

I thought I had a page for Otter Clan!

So here goes nothing. The **Otter Clan** is a clan that dwells on lodges built on top of **Lake Axehead**. The clan's mages include two little kids who have no business being there, except they claim to be fucking immortal and all seeing, and they even speak in unison. Also, apparently the Walker, the character I can easily write the worst wiki possible on, was originally from this clan, and so was his son Narik. Yolun, a character I did not remember at all, was also a member of this clan as well... we do not know who the leader is, if they even have one. Dyrati the old wh\*re came here too...

"Hey reader yo mom's a fucking bitch I ain't got no time to give a snitch,

Screw the whole world we got no shit to do and I'll spend my time screwing up you"

-The Walker
Eostra

Wait, the red lighting on her mask looks like a mouth, turning the fearsome Mage into a fucking Sesame Street character.

Eostra, Queen of All Dark Things the Lurk in the Night, and former Eagle Owl mage, is the leader and most fearsome of all the Soul-Eaterz. She just about always wears an eagle owl mask.

Descriptions of five Soul-Eaters, including Eostra, were given in the original *Wolf Brother*. So you could argue that she originated from there, or not, or uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

h

## In *Soul Eater*

When Torak disguised himself as a White Fox boy, he displaced some poor kid and got to meet Eostra for the first time. He had Nef, queen of deathpacito, to torment him more, though...

## In *Ghost Hunter*

As Thiazzi dropped the last fragment of the fire opal in his death plummet, Eostra's owls came to pick it up. Eostra then started an awful winter, brought out black dogs, made a bunch of Tokoroth with an alternate method, and summoned her fellow Soul-Eaters... the Walker said a little hello as well... nice of a madman todo ain't it? Eostra, carrying a scepter containing the fire opal, revealed that her plan was to absorb Torak's spirit walking power, thus allowing her to travel from being to being and become immortal. Torak, however, managed to shove his souls in her, allowing him to ridiculously survive a falling pile of rocks that killed Eostra, apparently, a great example of the book nerd's favorite term, plot armor, which perhaps mattered a little less at the end of the series, but still...
N.A.N.U.A.K. Wiki logo

The N.A.N.U.A.K. Wiki's thumbnail is supposed to show up as this, except with a capital N in the top right corner. However, this seems to show up less than it doesn't. It is an image of the three "Nanuak" pieces brought by Torak, Renn and Wolf to the World Spirit in the original novel, two muddy iceballs, a toothlike stone flake and a sandstone oil-lamp bowl, arranged in a somewhat phallic shape. You may have really thought it was a penis if you didn't look closely.