Two individuals wearing black turtle neck cloaks approach the outpost. Their faces covered by plague doctor masks, one wears a top hat while the other a hood. They see humanity as the plague that must be purged from this world, and they are certainly the best at what they do. Everywhere these two go, a dark aura illuminates from them casting despair upon those close to them. There are many instances where their foes are driven insane by this despair before they even arrive."It seems they know we're here." The one in the top hat says in a masculine voice. "Just like always, we don't have the element of surprise." "Who needs the element of surprise when we have overwhelming strength? It's not like they can do anything to stop us." The one in the hood says in a feminine voice. "I mean it would be nice for once to catch our enemies by surprise. We are always at a disadvantage."The one in the hood stops in her tracks. "Why do you always have to c

'Why am I doing this? Why do I desire to become stronger? Is it to protect those who can't protect themselves? If that's the case, then why do I feel the need to kill humans? Why do I only feel the need to protect my species from harm? Oh, that's right, they fight among themselves because they can't put their differences aside. Only coming together when they can't fight the battle alone. But after the battle has been won, it starts all over again. To keep them in check, there needs to be constant conflict. The suffering of others benefits those who provide the suffering. In the end, there needs to be a sacrifice, but only one needs to be provided.'Fenrir blocks out all needless distractions from his surroundings and only focuses on the enemies in front of him. 'These two will only bring us closer together temporarily, they are not the sacrifices that we need. The true sacrifice needs to willingly volunteer for it. They are just pawns in this game of life.' Esyn

Fenrir smirks. "I thought that might be a possibility, that's why I made it impossible for Auron to find them. He can try if he wants, if they followed my instructions, there's no way he would be able to get to them.""We will see about that." The butler says as he starts walking down the stairs. "Right now, I need to know if you would be willing to join us. We can do this the easy way, or the hard way." "I need to know what your goals are. Everyone I care about is safe, so I'm not completely opposed to joining you now." The butler stands only a few feet away from Fenrir. "I sense deception in your voice. Could it be that your planning to kill Auron when you become strong enough? The fact that you have no defense against illusion magic makes it clear that you have no hope to kill him. Auron knows that you can be a great asset to complete his goals. You have morals, but you're willing to do what you must, even if that implies doing what you think is w

The group of wolves are lead through a portal that takes them into a different spatial dimension than where they began. This time, ahead of them is a large city with strange architecture. "Allow me to clear a few things up before we continue." The elf says. "This city is strictly for magical creatures only, its main purpose is to get you used to the outside world that the humans control. For this reason, we have decided to build a city with one of the most popular designs in the world today. This particular city uses Corinthian architecture popularized recently by the Greeks." Scias rushes out of the group to get the best view of the city below. "This is very interesting. I can't believe that I have the opportunity to study cities from other realms. What kind if architecture did you say it was again?" A guard pushes Scias back from the ledge of the cliff overlooking the city. "The tour isn't over yet." "Before we continue into the city, I need

'My dearest Fenrir, the moment I saw you I knew I had to have you. Seeing someone like you take pity on some lowly humans who have had their lives ruined by the system, I just knew you were the one for me. At that time, I couldn't muster the courage to talk to you. I hid in the shadows and waited for the perfect opportunity to drink out of the same cup you did. I didn't know if it would work, but I wanted you to be the one to turn me into a wolf.' Cloven keeps trying to think of things to say to Fenrir to get him on his side while following him. 'Your recruitment process to bring the wolves back to Fura isn't doing well. Following you throughout the day, so far I've seen that not a single one has accepted your proposal. If I wasn't the leader, I would follow you back in a heartbeat. Perhaps if I don't come off too strong this time, maybe he will be more fond of me.'Cloven returns to his duties after following Fenrir for the majority of the day. The paperwork the