Bergbach

No one knows exactly where or when he came from. One day, Bergbach just appeared on neutral lands with a couple of middle-aged lionesses and set his own boundaries. He looked menacing, but the neighbors soon realized that as long as the pride was not in danger, Bergbach did not intend to release his claws. Outsiders could not only pass through his territory, but also express a desire to join. Bergbach usually agreed, he was inclined to see good features in each of the lions. Those who perceived his kindheartedness as weakness were severely punished by the king and sent to all four sides.
Bergbach quickly gathered a strong, large pride, and acquired considerable offspring. Lionesses loved him for his restraint and respectful attitude, cubs could freely climb his broad back without fear of slaps. From an early age, he was obsessed with the desire to raise the heir in his image and likeness, and therefore sought out the strongest lion cubs and trained them, preparing them for the opportunity to take his place many years later. By the time he was old enough, his eldest sons took their place next to Bergbach, ready to defend their father's interests as their own.