Born from a previous litter before the Farthing Animals arrived, Bounder had hopes of becoming leader of the tribe after his father Scareface. Alas this wasn't meant to be. When the red fox and his allies came to White Deer Park, the older blue fox grew afraid that his reign would be thwarted by these new comers. Scarface and his mate Lady Blue, had another litter consisting of three cubs. Out of this litter, Scareface seemed to deem one of the males, whom was dubbed Ranger, as worth their effort and time to bring up.

Confused at this, Bounder did nothing against his father's desires knowing how strange the old fox was. Still, the young fox didn't understand why they would waste time waiting for Ranger to grow up and get stronger, Bounder was still young but at least he was bigger and closer to adult hood. The blue fox allowed it to slid, never once treating Ranger poor due to the choice their father made. In fact, as much as Bounder wished to have been chosen, he made no verbal attempt to sway his father. Instead, he merely obeyed their every order in the hopes of being noticed and deemed worthy in his father's eyes.

One day, when Ranger was getting closer to adult hood and Bounder was already an adult, the younger fox returned from watch. Keeping an eye out for Farthing animals on their land was common now due to some skirmishes of sorts in the past. Scareface instructed Bounder to take watch and as his father questioned Ranger on if he saw anything, Bounder took watch. However what he didn't expect, was a ambush plotted out by the Farthing animals meant for his father. The snake, Adder lie waiting and picking up a stone, she threw it. The sound caught his attention and rising from his spot, he went to investigate it.

What came next was searing pain in his hind leg as he was bitten and he cried out. Not seeing the snake, Bounder was unaware of the bite and just what happened, he tried to drag himself back home but he didn't make it. Having 'passed out', he awoke in a strange land. NOt sure how he got here, he choose to take his own path. He spent all his time trying to change his father's mind through his actions, White Deer Park was his father's earth, it would never be his and since he always thought his father had been doing things for the right of the tribe, he took the side of the light.

Now the fox has his own dreams, to find his own mate and to claim his own earth. Course, he has plenty of days to do this and for now, he doesn't mind the idea of helping out those around him.