Nicole_99

Sol and Aries have remained tight-knit friends ever since their first encounter back in school.

Due to a series of failed experimentation, Aries expresses his concern for Sol's safety which in turn roused Sol into a defensive stance. 

Sol did not want to tolerate his friend condemning his skills and incited to break off their friendship. In turn, Aries begs for forgiveness only to end up on the other side of the research spectrum and ended up as Sol's test subject.

With everything said and done. All that was needed was for the experiment to fail as always so that Sol would give in and take into account his own safety in conducting his research.

What happens next, when Sol finds himself stuck in between a rock and a hard place when he finds out how deadly his research could be?

Follow the duo on their journey on figuring out how to deal with the ups and downs of a research gone south.

PS: I'm trying my best to be humorous. I hope this tickles your funny bone.

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Work In Progress: I Turned My Friend Into A Werewolf, Now What?!

I peeled back the foliage that hindered my vision, making my way into the clearing as the faint silhouette of the gazebo came into view amidst the clouds of mist. I stuffed the compass Aries had handed me before I left into my pocket, lifting my gaze as I made my way towards the gazebo.

As I advanced towards the gazebo, the outline of a woman gradually became visible. I straightened my clothes and combed my hair back to look presentable. She was Aries' mother, after all.

"Good evening, I'm sorry I've arrived late." I said, sitting across from her as I slipped into the gazebo.

"It's alright, I never mentioned a time—" Aries' mother lights up before the sliver of moonlight that lit up the gazebo cloaked the two of us in its gentle caress.

"I see... He didn't show up in the end..." A flash of disappointment lit in her eyes as she trailed off. I swallowed nervously, concious of the despondence in her tone of voice.

Chapter 123: Unexpected News