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Chapter 1
Whilst walking, Buck was captured and kidnapped. He was sent to a train to be beaten down. But Buck was not broken. -
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Chapter 2
Buck was sent to meet up with other dogs. Buck was then tied to a sled to work for the humans. -
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Chapter 3
As Buck went on his first mission, he struggled but learned. His senses and instinct were beginning to awaken. Suddenly, huskies attacked their group. -
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Chapter 4
Buck and the others stumble to the sled as they escape the recent fight. Whilst escaping, tension starts to build up. -
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Chapter 5
After several arguments, Buck and Spitz finally battle it out to the death, leaving Buck victorious and leadership seat. -
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Chapter 6
After the completion of several missions, Buck then got new owners. However, they who forced them to work all day. Buck's team was exhausted. -
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Chapter 7
Buck's team was exhausted. His abusive owner got angrier and decided not to feed them until their work was done. -
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Chapter 8
After getting kicked out of the team, Buck found yet another owner. However, this new owner was very promising, one who adored and loved Buck. -
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Chapter 9
As they arrived to a new town, Buck was placed to a bet. People bet that he would be able to lift huge pounds of bag across town. Buck's determination to impress John Thornton was great, winning him the bet. -
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Chapter 10
As winter ended, Buck and John Thornton went to camp on a nearby forest. Buck then found a king moose and they battled it out in the forest. -
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Chapter 11
After defeating the king moose, when Buck came back to camp.. John Thornton was dead. Several Indigenous people from the forest attacked John Thornton. -
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Chapter 12
Buck was furious. He attacked and killed everyone who killed John Thornton. -
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Chapter 13
Buck stayed inside the forest, beside John Thornton's body. He was then spotted by a few wolves later that night. -
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Chapter 14
Buck was recruited into the pack, into the wild. As several years passed, people would often tell stories of the Great Wolf who roamed that very forest.
