sure that Kuro was secured in a safe place, away from the village and any potential danger. The werewolf had become

ing. Her worry was clear on her face, but Igw

ce calm yet heavy with the weight of the situa

n her chest. The moon hung heavy in the sky, its light ill

ssed, the peaceful

nd he immediately stood, panic rising in his chest

ern for Igwe and the wolf driving her for

Its body grew larger, the fur shifting into a more monstrous form. Its eyes burned wit

was too late. The werewolf howled in ra

r. Igwe tried to intervene, but it was like trying to hold back a storm.

ground, her blood staining the earth beneath her. Her eyes locked with his

his knees beside her. He cradled her head in

had been torn away in the blink of an eye. He had failed her

ed on Igwe. But Igwe's heart was too broken to care anymore. He stoo

want to see the werewolf anymore. A