“We’ve got a lot of incredibly talented people in my family,” she says. Layali eventually agrees to this, and Xenia integrates her into the Pack of Falling Ash.“I love making pretty things – I call them ‘pretties,’” says Lansing artist Sandi Boyd.īorn in Utah and raised in Lansing, Boyd has been interested in art since she was a little girl. Layali is surprised by this, and Dreamwalker explains that it would be safe for her, and a wise idea considering the Ash dogs (aside from Zain) assume she is a Wanderer and don't know her true origins.
Layali eventually accepts part of the blame for Mosi's death, mostly with Dreamwalker telling her that it might as well have been her fault, considering that she was late meeting him and could have witnessed the murder had she been there.ĭreamwalker then puts the idea into Layali's head that she should give up on her "quest" and just settle in the Pack of Falling Ash. Mosi appears too, for the first time, and he seems disappointed in Layali. Episode 6 - SojournĪfter hiding out for a while and not making herself seen, Dreamwalker appears in Layali's nightmare. This is a rare occasion where Dreamwalker actually helps Layali, despite Dreamwalker labeling herself as Layali's "friend" or "guardian angel". Episode 3 - Wanderingĭreamwalker appears briefly once Layali meets dogs from the Pack of Falling Ash, warning her not to tell them where she came from. Layali was unaware that her mother was cursed like her.ĭreamwalker argues that Layali will never be able to go home, for now her packmates have seen that she is a "monster". Angrily, Layali correctly blames Dreamwalker for her banishment, while Dreamwalker retaliates, stating that it was Zola's fault, with the aid of her own Dreamwalker. These thoughts have brought the attention of her Dreamwalker, who mocks her, telling her that she is incapable of revenge despite her seemingly growing craving for it. Layali is banished because of this.Īfter briefly wandering through unclaimed savanna, Layali grows determined that she will find the true murderer of her father. The dogs, reluctant to blame Layali for Mosi at the beginning, now see that she is dangerous and collectively agree that someone who is cursed would not make a suitable queen. Zola reveals to the Pack of Bright Meadows that Layali has a Dreamwalker. It is unknown whether Zola would have made this choice without influence. Zola's Dreamwalker is the one who ultimately makes the decision for Zola to banish Layali, blaming her for Mosi's death. She tells Layali that it should be "obvious" who is to blame for Mosi's death, but holds back further information, especially when Layali tells her to piss off. Layali's Dreamwalker mocks her leadership abilities after Mahiri questions her, and later shows herself at the site of Mosi's body. She appears briefly in Haze of Red.īoth Layali's and Zola's Dreamwalkers have notable appearances. Layali's Dreamwalker is voiced by Ghostpaint. She has convinced Zola that she is a disease, a burden towards everyone around her. This Dreamwalker apparently influenced Zola to banish her own daughter, telling her that being alone is the right thing for her. She thinks it's fun to mess with heads, but has told Layali that she has been gracious towards her since she's her little buddy.
This Dreamwalker was said to have influenced Layali to murder her own father. Growing older, Layali started to view the Dreamwalker as a nuisance rather than a friend or an actual threat like some dogs would. At first Layali was friendly towards her, genuinely believing that she was here to help and comfort her in her time of need. Layali's Dreamwalker has been with her "thick and thin since she was a pup". Notable Dreamwalkers Layali's Dreamwalker:
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