Layla's Destined Lover
ritory had changed hands, time seemed to fly by, and be
ppearing lazy but her eyes vigil
rolling their territory. This tense atmosphere
the Western werewolves held noisy festivals. At these times,
r father, the tribe leader Baron, had repeatedly warned his subordinates. He
werewolf warriors, rotating them b
med futile. They argued that the Western territory was inherently peacefu
sh thought, but ironically, these wer
ld regain her strength, she was de
beasts were extremely ferocious, making it akin to offering oneself to wild animals if one entered th
re not as peaceful as in the West, but the specifics remained unknown
state of high alert. Perhaps, something danger
ed, think
e ever-serious yet bea
to find a way to esc
uddenly called out. Layla
ered in thick beard and exuding a c
on his shoulder, amused by its curious, child-lik
him, he quickly averted his ga
asked as his thoughts wer
emnly, "Sir, all teams have
"Keep a close wa
tood, l
get glanced at the little wolf on his shoulder a
elf about talking to a creature that couldn't understand
f around the tribe for a final ch
his unusual behavior
.
illuminate everything, Layla sat by the
ving, not even the sound of insects could be heard. This qui
ert. Remembering the seriousness of the day...
horn sounded, echoi
und of heavy footsteps. The noise
s sta
.
f ready for battle, gripping their weapons tight
m!
in the distance, the heav
source of the noise. His already tense face turned pale
mating the number of creatures approaching. As the heavy st
ows and arrows for long-range attacks, simultaneously determining the range of the mutated an
goats, which normally gather in herds and are not aggressive. However, durin
werewolf territories to attack. They are a nuisance, but compa
facing a charging herd was not something to be taken li
e mutated animals, leaving a trail of blood wherever he pas
im even more ruthless. Initially, it took three slashes to kill his prey, b
than half of the tribe disagreeing with him, none dared to oppose or
as a madman. Bloo
a matter of life and deat
but you'll never win against
ious measure, for it