Gender: Male
Pack: Shadow
Position: Alpha Male
Human Appearance:

Wolf Appearance:

Mate: (Leaving open in case someone applies as the alpha mate.)
Family:
Mother - Deceased
Father - Deceased
Other:
Frost is a fairly easy-going guy even though he's the Alpha. He's always cool-headed and thinks things through instead of letting his emotions take control, though they do sometimes come into play on his decisions. He is fair but can be ruthless and merciless if a situation calls for it.
Frost had been the only one born to the previous Alpha pair, his parents deciding against having a second child to keep the pack from possibly erupting into a war within over which sibling should be the next Alpha. And so it was that Frost was raised as the Alpha's heir, his parents teaching him what being Alpha truly meant ever since he was young. When he came of age Frost immediately started training just like the other adolescents who were aspiring to become loyal and trusted pack members, but unlike them he still had a lot to learn about being Alpha. Sadly, his father met with an untimely end while Frost was still in training and learning how to be Alpha.
Frost took his father's death hard and for a while he had gone around in a daze, never talking, hardly eating, and getting almost no sleep. It was his mother who snapped him out of it eventually, giving him a harsh speech about life that he never would've expected from her. Usually his father was the one who gave speeches like that and brought him around whenever he fell into that kind of mood. It had woken Frost up with a much clearer mind as some of the lessons his father had been trying to teach him finally made sense. So Frost finished his training and finally earned his rightful spot as Alpha, his mother stepping down.
Years passed as Frost ruled and occasionally sought council from his mother as she guided him however she could. Then one day his mother fell deathly ill. The healer had tried to make her better, attempting every method, mixture, herb, and everything else to save her. But it was no use and after a few weeks his mother's suffering finally ended. That time though he did not fall into a depression, but instead simply mourning her death until she had been buried in the ground where she could rest peacefully.