Parents killed by mysterious trained wolf pack, raised by a regular wolf pack, got lost chasing the trained wolf pack many years later, found a town for the first time, learned the basics, ended up alone in Tiburon because her guide had to rush back. She seeks the owner of the trained wolfs, because his wolfs attacked a member of her pack (she doesn't know his possible connection to her parent's death).

(Mora doesn't know her history except being with the wolves) When Mora was four years old her parents were attacked by a mysterious group of trained wolves. The target was her mother; her father fought them off but both he and Mora's mother were fatally wounded in the process. A group of regular wolves arrived shortly thereafter, expecting to protect their territory but instead finding the orphaned child. Mora doesn't really remember that day - her head was hit pretty hard during the struggle and the violence was likewise rendered a blur. What she does remember is how the Marble Pack* cared for her, and the 16 years she spent living with them deep in the forest. A little less than a month ago Mora saw a group of iron-collared wolves attack a member of her pack. She attempted to trail the wolves, not knowing their connection to her past, but got lost and wound up in a town for the first time. Townsfolk gave her some clothes and told her that owner of that pack - nasty guy - only came up north in the winter (no, that doesn't make sense to them either) and had already headed down south to Ballena. The townsfolk tried to talk her out of heading south - since she clearly didn't know much about the world - only for her insist. One of the townsfolk traveled with her to the city, but something came up and they had to head back immediately. Mora decided to stay behind. This left her alone in the capital of Tiburon, looking for a guy name "Salvencha" that might have already traveled farther south. Which is where her tale begins.
*The wolves' territory had a lot of marble in it. Okay, not that much marble. But it stood out to young Mora.

LEVEL 1
Spark - Release a small arc of your bodily electricity from your fingertip. It’s enough to startle and cause brief pain, as well at ignite highly flammable materials.
Drift - Thicken the air beneath you just enough that if you are falling it slows your decent and allows for a soft landing.
Whisper - While speaking in a whisper, you can manipulate the air to carry it to the ear of anyone within your sight.
LEVEL 2
Channel - Aid electricity in passing though you, granting you protection from electrical charges and allowing you to redirect the blast. Usable once every five posts.
Listen - Increase the sensitivity of the air around you, magnifying any sounds you hear.
Deafen - Completely still the air around a target's ears preventing any sound from reaching them. Use will rarely go unnoticed.
LEVEL 3
Charged Grasp - Rapidly vibrate the air around your hands to generate a field of damaging electricity around them. Electricity will channel into any metal weapons you are holding.
Modulate - Manipulate the air coming out of your mouth to alter the sound of your voice, possibly mimicking entirely different sounds. No louder than a lion's roar.
Gust - With a thrust of your palm, channel the air into a gust of wind that will push back your target several feet or stop their forward momentum.
LEVEL 4
Ball Lightning - Form an empty sphere of whirling winds the size of a softball. These winds generate an increasingly powerful electrical charge within the sphere. This sphere can be propelled with air pressure, dispersing on impact releasing a blast of electricity. Can be maintained for up to two posts, the size of the blast increasing with each post so spent.
Thunderous Champion - Your skin and weapons crackle with electricity. Your hair is constantly blown upwards by a spiraling updraft that boosts your jumping ability. Your voice is loud and booming. You cannot cast or maintain other spells or summonings as long as you maintain this effect and for a post afterwards.
Blowback - Create a spiraling whirlwind around one of your hands that amplify the force of your next blow by two strength levels (average -> very strong) and spread out the force (turning a punch into a shove). If the hit creature/object is rendered airborn the winds might spin it around for a post as well.

EDIT: I changed Blowblack while looking over the spells. It missed the final rounds of spell edits somehow.

SKY SONG - Mora possess a powerful bond to the world around her, tuning her ears towards a majestic living song that is unheard by others.
Lvl 0. There is a song only Mora can hear, one that is always playing. It changes fairly often – although some part of her identifies it as a singular being –, its tune constantly comforting and supporting you. Pain and emotional effects have a lessened effect on Mora.
Lvl 1. The song is not wholly about Mora - by studying its underlying patterns she can discern information regarding regional weather and even predict oncoming storms, droughts, etc.
Lvl 2. Mora can empower the song with her own spirit, allowing others to hear it and making it anything from very soft to painfully loud. This effect takes a spell per post to use/maintain.
Lvl 3. The song can infuse a bit of itself into the sounds Mora makes, giving them a more melodious quality and allowing them to echo for hundreds of feet should you will it.
Lvl 4. Mora may cause the song to powerfully manifest at a point within sight, the noise becoming louder and louder until finally exploding outward at the end of her next post; the sonic boom has a radius of 10' and hits with the strength of a Mighty shove. This effect takes a spell per post to begin the effect.

(Mora doesn't know her history except being with the wolves) When Mora was four years old her parents were attacked by a mysterious group of trained wolves. The target was her mother; her father fought them off but both he and Mora's mother were fatally wounded in the process.  A group of regular wolves arrived shortly thereafter, expecting to protect their territory but instead finding the orphaned child. Mora doesn't really remember that day - her head was hit pretty hard during the struggle and the violence was likewise rendered a blur.  What she does remember is how the Marble Pack* cared for her, and the 16 years she spent living with them deep in the forest. She only saw the Iron Pack** one more time, and has thankfully not seen them since.
*The wolves' territory had a lot of marble in it.  Okay, not that much marble. But it stood out to young Mora.
**The trained wolves wore metal collars.