black-tailed gull

Peacock is a selfish son. He'll abandon a patrol or refuse to drag dirty game back to camp, just to avoid getting dirty. He values ​​his own comfort above all else. Peacock, or "Shabby," is his nickname among the tribe.

Nutcracker is a mother. She worries. She is very loyal and will always help, but she has an enemy – Rotwing. She always cares. Nutcracker, or "Mother of the Tribe," is what the tribe calls her.

Capercaillie is the father. He's almost indifferent. A large, gloomy, and silent cat with a heavy gaze, whose devotion lies solely with his small world: his wife, Kedrovka, and their children (Chaika and, to a lesser extent, Pavlin). He displays an icy, almost absolute indifference to the rest of the tribe and the outside world, but behind this coldness lies a deep psychological trauma—a burning, ingrained hatred for his own parents. He has no nickname.

Seagull is a gentle, fragile, and trusting young cat who is completely at odds with the harsh, closed world of her father, Glukharezor. While her white brother chose cold selfishness, Seagull opened her soul to the world—and this openness became her greatest curse. Her heart is torn by a secret, forbidden love for a cat from another tribe, turning her life into a series of quiet sufferings. No name.

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The forest seemed gray, filled with heavy autumn dampness, when Glukharezor tracked them down. He didn't scream. He never screamed. But when his massive, snag-like figure silently wove itself out of the fog right behind the terrified Seagull, the air around him seemed to freeze.
Blacktail, the stranger who dared to set foot on their land, barely managed to jump back across the border stream. His tail twitched nervously, and a dangerous fire burned in his eyes, but the young warrior didn't stand a chance against the huge, scarred Glukharezor.
"Go away," the father's voice cracked, like the sound of a dry branch breaking under a paw. He didn't even look at the stranger. His cloudy green eyes were fixed on his daughter, who was curled up in a ball at his paws, trying in vain to appear smaller.