((m<a class="postlink" href="http://rp.aryion.com/fullinfo.php?nick=moonfang">http://rp.aryion.com/fullinfo.php?nick=moonfang</a>mUse that profile for the character, but take off all the engineering and backstory. Instead he's just another inhabitant of this world, who heard about Jack's adventure and wants some treasure for himself. He still has the morphing though, and can change into other creatures.)<br/><br/>The wolf had heard many times of the wealth that a certain human named Jack had acquired at the top of a giant beanstalk that had reached up into the heavens, to the location of a giant's castle no less. He believed the story only half way, having never seen a giant, but knowing that such things could indeed exist in this world, though living on a cloud seemed like something from a children's story, or an old fairy tail.<br/><br/>Still, if there was gold to be had he would gladly traverse the heavens themselves for it, needing funding for all of his research. For a time he even considered building a flying machine just to try and get up to the clouds himself, but decided it might be best to get the story first from the one who had lived it, and so had set off to the small village where Jack supposedly lived, only to arrive to find a beanstalk growing up high into the sky.<br/><br/>Not one to look a gift horse in the mouth, the wolf was quick to run up to the stalk and start his ascension towards the clouds above, finding that he made quite good time, and was soon poking his head into what looked to be a small garden, well, to a giant it would have been a small garden anyway. To him it was enough food to feed the village below for several growing seasons, maybe more than that even.<br/><br/>Taking a look around he caught sight of the oddest goings on. A huge dog with a wriggling lump inside it's manhood that was obviously some being about his own size. Taking a deep breath the wolf, for a moment, considered going back down, but then, seeing that the dog was occupied with his business, decided to go after the giant's treasure, walking around the far side of the garden, towards a small pond that went right up against the side of the castle.