Hey, Tokay since Death lost his children and his wife all on the same day. What happens next? Cause he would be going through so many emotions being sadness, loneliness, and guilt to the point where he sobs for the first time.
Hm... Let's just say that Wolf spent all of his grief on the children, as they didn't leave all three at once, but one by one. (The last to leave was probably the daughter, which hit him especially hard)
The she-wolf left after them after a while (when there was almost no white fur left on her muzzle), most likely slowly and painfully, so when Wolf was left alone, he had nothing but apathy among his emotions.
It made him gray and probably just wandered around the world. The other incarnations of life did not want to deal with him ( the lynx, the bear and the stork), so he had only to go to Kaang, i.e. the Dog. Perhaps the Wolf was looking for a way to die, and who better than the Dog to know about it.
(In fact, I'd look at that time period, because as we know, Wolf and Dog didn't get along. And here he just came and most likely kept silent. And the Dog just accepted the guest and started making beer x) ) Though Kaang guessed the purpose of the visit, not sure they talked much on the topic. If they talked at all.
Maybe the old man will just say that Wolf should return to his wife's grave when he is ready - she will be waiting for him.
And the recent sketch was just about the interval when he returned and saw the sprout.
This may be more of a weird fantasy already, but there was even a text on the topic.
Eventually his white pelt began to thin. Kneeling, he became grayer in every way. Until he dissolved into a peculiar blob of smoke, guarding the tree. He wouldn't let anyone near him, forcing him to wander between the three trees. And if you do evil, the mist will do the same. But he will not let blood be spilled near the tree, if it comes to that. He will lead them away, so as not to desecrate the roots that are sacred to him. Will bring moisture as well as living coolness, so that his wife may sleep peacefully in his arms.
It could more like some kind of legend or fairy tale that the same descendant of the Puss in Boots would start telling someone on the street. Like, "no one has seen these wolves for a long time, but my great-grandfather met them personally." And then the story went on, like in some Disney feature films, like the Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Actually this headcanon and end of the story of these wolves is probably 2 years old now, but I'm really surprised someone still has interest in them x)
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