Beneath Fur and Flesh

In a world where life survives by hunting the beasts that hunt it, children are trained to become predators long before they’re old enough to question why. Wolfric grew up in that world. After losing his parents to a werewolf attack, he enrolls in a hunter academy where vengeance is expected and hatred is inherited. But he doesn’t crave blood. He doesn’t dream of revenge. He just wants to understand what led to that night and what drove the claws that tore his family apart. Then Sora arrives. A werewolf girl walking the halls of a human school not in chains, not as prey, but as a student. Her presence fractures everything Wolfric has been taught. As suspicion rises and old wounds resurface, the war between species stops looking like survival and starts looking like something else entirely. And as Wolfric and Sora draw closer, the question that no one wants to ask grows louder: If both sides are raised to hunt… who was ever truly the monster?