The Iron Wolf is a mythical creature from Lithuanian folklore, often depicted as a large, powerful wolf made of iron. According to legend, it symbolizes strength and protection, and is associated with the founding of the city of Vilnius. The story tells of a prince who dreams of the Iron Wolf, which guides him to establish a new settlement. In the tale, the Iron Wolf represents the challenges and triumphs faced by the prince and his people. The creature's appearance is seen as a sign of good fortune, leading to the eventual prosperity of the city. The myth highlights themes of bravery and resilience in the face of adversity.