Kobe Freeman

He was never meant to be the strong one. Yona, a Cherokee boy haunted by the loss of his brother, enters the forest carrying grief heavier than any pack. Where others expect courage, he finds doubt. Where tradition demands strength, he feels unworthy to walk the same path that once claimed Tsalu's life. But the forest does not measure strength by victory. Through hunger, fear, visions, and the bond with an abandoned wolf cub named Sasa, Yona learns that endurance can be as powerful as force-and that becoming a man is not about proving yourself, but surviving long enough to understand who you truly are.
This is not a story about winning. It is a story about standing back up and walking forward anyway.