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Karag Zlatoglaz is the protagonist of the young adult fantasy novel "Children of the Forest" by Katya Brandis. He is a werewolf boy who can transform into a puma. He is a kind of "bridge" between the world of wild nature and the world of people, helping readers understand the importance of preserving the environment.Basic informationEssence: Werewolf (half human, half cougar).Age: 13-15 years old (at the beginning of the first cycle).Eyes: Golden in both forms (hence the nickname).OriginHe was born and raised in a family of forest werewolves in the wilderness of the Rocky Mountains (Yellowstone National Park, USA).Feeling drawn to the world of people, he left the family and lived for several years in a foster human family under the name Jay.Later, he got a chance to study at the secret Crystal school for werewolf children, where people like him study.Character and featuresKarag has a complex, deep inner world and the following qualities:Courage and a heightened sense of justice: Not afraid to enter into conflicts to protect those who are weaker.Curiosity: Unlike many forest werewolves, He has a genuine interest in people and their culture. Loyalty: He values ​​his friends Holly (a red squirrel girl) and Brandon (a bison boy), who are always ready to help him in difficult situations. Internal Conflict: He is constantly forced to balance human morality with the predatory instincts of a cougar. Throughout the story, he must confront both the pressures of a prejudiced society and dangerous, manipulative opponents, such as Andrew Milling, who try to exploit his abilities.