Ancient saying, Beasts, in their utmost sincerity and folly, in their purest emotions, may attain humanity. Ye…
Ancient saying, Beasts, in their utmost sincerity and folly, in their purest emotions, may attain humanity. Yet these are but false words—just man's arrogant projection of his own wishes onto beasts, mistaking them for what they are not.
The Wolf Maiden wants no part in humanity. Raised by wolves, this woman has gradually forgotten human speech.
Nor does she desire to be anyone's master. With wolves, she is a companion day and night, an inseparable family. Beasts have never sought to tame—yet men always try to tame the wild.
...... On the night of Desperation Ridge, wolves howl as a figure caresses a beast bone at his waist, gazing up at the moon while reluctant to sheath his blade.