River

River is a female Water Pack wolf, who was introduced in Before Power. She is currently the Water Pack Savior as of Before Power. She is the protagonist of Naive Seashell.

Appearance
River is a tan she-wolf with duller back legs and cheeks. Her eyes are golden. She has webbed paws like any other Water wolf. She is the smallest of group, and with her ability to swim, can sneak into smaller or less accesible locations.

Personality
River is very friendly and energetic, a trait Parrot dislikes. However, at the same time, she is suspicious with every friendship she makes, as she believes they might be like the Aurora Borealis members who watched her constantly.

The Guardians are trying to make her deceiteful and good in both conversation and persuasion. She is also being learned to be more couragous, as well as more believeable and blindly loyal.

She is good friends with Victoria. She seems to have a neutral relationship with everyone else.

Family
Mother - Seastar's sister

Uncle - Seastar

History
River was given by her mother to Seastar for the prophecy. She was brought in the hideout, and was the last to be brought, as she was located the farthest. Because she was brought in by Seastar while she was still a newborn, she doesn't remember her mother.

In Deceitful Lie, she is seen practicing fighting with Victoria, who beats her. After they escape the cave and end up in Ice Pack, she complains of the cold. While the book is focused on how Hailstone feels, she is known to have been sleeping on one of the lower slopes between Ice Pack, Fire Pack, and Sky Pack, along with the rest of The Saviors. She runs away with her friends at the epilogue of the book.

Trivia

 * River was originally going to be named Vai.
 * Originally, River was kidnapped by Seastar from an unknown wolf, however, this was changed.
 * **(SPOILER ALERT)(Not canon anymore) Her purpose in the prophecy is to convince King Clownfish to stop loving Queen Harpy and to turn his army against her. She is also used to search any places that might not be very accesible.