(Gray Beaver raised the she-wolf, who is actually named Kiche, before she ran away to the wild.) Gray Beaver eventually sells Kiche, but keeps White Fang. One day, White Fang and the she-wolf come to an Indian camp, where the she-wolf's former master, Gray Beaver, captures them. Together, they take down a ferocious Lynx. All the pups die, save one- White Fang, who grows strong and fierce, learning to hunt and fight on his own and alongside his mother. They settle in a secluded cave, where the she-wolf gives birth to a litter of pups. The she-wolf and a gray wolf, One Eye, pair up, becoming mates. Meanwhile, the wild wolf pack, starved from famine, splits into smaller groups to scavenge for food. They nearly eat him, but a group of travelers saves Henry before he's consumed. He builds a fire around himself, but the wolves circle dangerously close.

With two hounds left, Henry struggles to fend off the wolves' advances. Bill attempts to shoot down the wolves to save his dogs, but misses and is devoured by the pack. The two mushers and their three remaining dogs continue on the trail, but are attacked by the wolf pack. Bill and Henry conclude that she has been roaming on the fringes of the camp and luring their dogs into the wild. One night, a mysterious she-wolf reveals her self in the firelight. Bill also suspects that a wolf is stealing food from their camp.Įvery morning Bill and Henry discover another one of their dogs missing, presumably eaten by the wolf pack. They are running low on ammunition and a hungry pack of wolves is following them closely. As darkness falls, the sled's mushers, Bill and Henry, grow anxious. Against a desolate and frigid wilderness, a pack of sled dogs toil on an icy trail, towing a sled that carries a coffin containing the remains of an aristocratic adventurer, struck down by the Wild.

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