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After hearing that his little brother was to take over the crown and become king of his pack, he killed his parents at the age of eighteen. He assumed that because he was older he would inherit the title “King of Torafornia.” But when he heard that the title was to be given to his younger brother, he was furious.

Then he had heard of a pack of wolves called the Rogue Pack, he wanted to join them and take back what was rightfully his. He would kill his parents and his little brother so he can become king and rule Torafornia and the mighty Rogue Pack. He knew he could take over the pack and his country and punish all who get in his way.

After he took over the Rogue Pack by killing the current leader in a fight for dominance, he led his new friends to his home and they destroyed it and killed everyone.

After leaving the ruins of what used to be Torafornia, an evil princess name Jagura came and asked him if he and his pack would like to work for her. She promised to make Daspleto three times bigger than a normal wolf and much stronger too. Daspleto, of course, took the offer. And as he accepted it red stripes appeared on him and the pack to mark them that they work for the princess...

Daspleto and the Rogue Pack then set out to take over Terrasylvania and gave it to Gloratania. All of Terrasylvania toppled in seven years. The last war was the Guardian Pack versus the Rogue Pack. The Guardian Pack was destroyed. Daspleto and The Rogue Pack were sent to Gloratania to fight in the civil war and bring back order to Gloratania.

Daspleto loves the taste of blood and loves to kill for pleasure. Daspleto in Terrasylvania and Gloratania is known as “Daspleto the Terrible” or “Daspleto the Devil.” Daspleto caused people to fear wolves and because of that the people would kill any wolf they see. When people see the Rogue Pack with their red strips they would hide or sacrifice others to please Daspleto.

When he heard that Tyranno was alive, he set out to destroy Tyranno.