The Aurorawolf

The Aurorawolf is a breathtaking and elusive predator, a massive wolf known for prowling the heights of the Bellever Mountains. Standing over six feet tall at the shoulder, its sheer size and power are enought to instill fear, but it is the wolf's mesmerising pelt that has made it a creature of legend. 
The fur of the Aurorawolf shimmers with colours that rippled like the Aurora Borealis, a living tapestry of greens, blues and purples that shift and dance across its body. This prismatic glow makes the wolf nearly invisible against the starlit skies of its high-altitude habitat, blending in seamlessly into the midnight air. 
When the aurorawolf moves, its fur creates an almost hypnotic effect, casting ethereal, shifting colours onto the snow and rocks beneath it. This display of natural beauty contrasts sharply with its ferocity; the Aurorawolf is a fierce and territorial creature, known to defend its territory with unwavering strength. Tales from mountain-dwellers claim that the wolf's shimmering pelt is a reflection of the sous of those who have dared challenge it, a haunting reminder of the predator's strength and dominion over the wild. 
Legends tell of only a handful who have witnessed the Aurorawolf and lived to speak of it. These rare survivors often describe an overwhelming sense of awe and humulity, as though they'd encountered a creature beyond mortal understanding. The wold is revered as a guardian of the mountains, a being that embodies both the beauty and the brutality of the untamed wilderness. 
The Aurorawolf's howl, said to echo across the skies above the valleys below, is as haunting and beautiful as its fur - a sound that carries a kaleidoscope of colour and light, rippling across the night like the northern lights themselves. It is said that in the dead of winter, the Aurorawolf's coat glows brightest, illuminating the dark mountains and guiding lost souls back to the warmth of their fires.