The Book of the Hunter Part Two: Story of the First Cub. By AndrsL. Understanding of the First Cub: ...Now the Wolf and his pack went out with their lights to find other lights. The Rhino and the Phoenix far behind, their lights at a steady pace. However the light of the Wolf led him far and ahead of his pack. To this the Wolf was not concerned of. He knew his way back. In the forest, the Wolf was travelling swiftly, when the Wolf stumbled across a lone cub. To this the Wolf was concerned and so the Wolf spoke, "Have thee a pack, cub?" To which the cub responded, "Nay, Wolf, my pack is too slow and too distracted." At this, a creature seeped out from the darkness of the trees and the creature was fierce. The cub cowered as he was no match for the beast. But the Wolf, protecting the cub called for his pack. And the pack came. The Wolf snarled and the creature left in fear for he was outmatched. The Wolf turned to the cub and said, "Go, find your pack. It is your responsibility to keep them haste and jagged. Only then will you become a Wolf, cub. "Don't let your pride kill you. When you see a thorny target, call for a team. Consider them an audience, if that helps."