Chapter 60: Chapter 60: Appearing Of Someone Else

Harold said to Luther, “It’s not really the truth; vampires also have feelings and rituals. They are not really monsters for everyone. They followed their own rules to lead their lives.”

Luther said,

“Yes,

then why didn’t you know when it was supposed to be like this?”

Harold replied,

“Listen, son,

it’s a plan of some bad,

cruel people who want to take control of every village and gain so much power. They become unbeatable, but if vampires lived, it shouldn’t be possible. That’s why they did.”

Luther said, “Yes, Dad,

if the other clan is alive like them, they didn’t tolerate that.”

“Yes, my son,

you are right, and there was a clan like that.

But there was a clan in a past age, but it’s too old; it was even a time when your grandfather was in his childhood,” said Harold.

Luther said respectfully, “Tell me more about this clan, Dad, please.”

Harold said very proudly and loudly,

“The clan of the moon, the clan of old-time warriors, and the clan of werewolves.”

Luther started trembling to hear that and asked, “What did you say, Dad? ’Werewolf’ means ’animal clans’?”

Harold replied,

“No, in a calm way,

not animals, not humans; they are werewolves. A being that changes himself from a human to a wolf. It’s a real danger clan. They only lived in the jungle and never tried to mix with us.

They were always themselves.”

“But tell me, how can a human transform into a wolf, Dad?” asked Luther.

“It’s a system called Full Moon. When a full moon appears in the sky, then the werewolf awakens his full powers and transforms himself,”

said Harold.

“And also, let me describe your whole system, and then we’ll talk about those other things.”

About Full Moon System-

The Full Moon System was probably the most feared and fascinating natural power in the Werewolf clan, a centuries-old bloodline that walked the face of the earth for more than a hundred and fifty years.

Werewolves seemed just like ordinary people at first sight. They worked as farmers, they were soldiers, and they even had their own families.

But there was always something unusual with them. Their bodies carried strength beyond human limits, their eyes glowed with an animal’s sharpness, and their movements were far quicker than those of any common man.

These alone made people honor them but also gossip about their hidden reality. That secret was revealed in the moon’s silvery light. On ordinary nights, their strength and senses were already unrivaled, but when the full moon ascended, all was different.

No werewolf was powerful enough to withstand that light. Since the moon was at its peak, their bodies began to change—bones cracked and rebuilt themselves, claws tore through flesh, muscles swelled,

and their voices became coarse howls that roamed the darkness of the night sky.

That was when the beast inside let loose, and man became nothing. Werewolves were invincible under the Full Moon System. Their senses were intensified to unnatural levels.

They could smell a splash of blood carried on the wind miles away, hear a whispered secret hidden in the farthest turn of a forest, and see the heat of life itself emanating in the dark.

No man, no magician, not even a vampire could evade them once the magic of the moon had awakened them. Their strength in this regard was legendary. One werewolf could obliterate gates, break stone walls, and knock warriors across the room like puppets.

Their speed exceeded the fastest horses, their leaps covered unbridgeable distances, and their claws ripped apart metal armor as easily as paper.

And so, they were both revered and feared throughout the ages. But the Full Moon System had its downsides. Though it made them more powerful than others, it also enveloped their human mind.

Starvation and bloodlust overcame them, compelling them to pursue relentlessly. They enjoyed fresh flesh, and on nights when they lost all control, humans were equally relentless victims.

It was loss of reason that turned them into such killers, not their nature. For in fact, werewolves valued loyalty, kinship, and survival above all else. They murdered humans only when threatened, betrayed, or unable to counteract the monster within.

Despite the curse, they tried to keep their secret. The majority of werewolves lived undetected in villages, keeping their lineage hidden. During the full moon, they withdrew into the forests and mountains, out of man’s sight, so their transformation would not harm anyone.

And rumors of their howling and hunting always spread, and they were both a legend of love and horror. The Full Moon System was not a transformation but the very nature of their clan’s existence—the energy that rendered them one of the oldest and most powerful clans, even dreaded by vampires and closely observed by magicians.

During the full moon, they were greater than men, greater than beasts. They transformed into legends of living energy, cursed but unfaltering, bound forever to the light of the moon.

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Now back to the story:

Luther said,

“Wow, Dad,

it’s quite interesting in itself.

How dangerous is a man that can transform into a wolf after seeing a full moon?”

Harold said,

“No,

son,

you are wrong; at this moment they can change when they feel danger or when they wish. Even in fighting or war, they can change themselves for their safety.”

Luther said,

“Now I fully understand, Dad.”

Harold said, “They are quite similar to warriors because of body strength, and they can’t kill anyone for food. They only eat the flesh of animals.”

Luther asked, “They only eat flesh, nothing else?”

Harold said,

“No,

they eat all like humans but mostly like flesh. They eat flesh goodly cooked, but when they are in wolf form, they can eat flesh directly to gain energy and living like us.”

Luther asked with unknown tension,

“They can eat humans also?”

Harold said, “Yes, if humans attacked them or tried to kill them, they go into rage at their peak level and kill humans, also eat their flesh.”

But suddenly Harold remembered a thing….

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