rotteroos

"I'll give you the name 'Davel,' and from now on, you will become the King of the werewolves and lead your kind to protect mankind. Don't let the vampires from The Shadowed Land splatter blood on this land again."

"I understand, my Goddess. I will protect mankind with my life from now on."

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The Werewolf King, Davel, promised the Moon Goddess that he would protect his people and mankind from the ferocity of the vampires. Unfortunately, the promise only remained a promise that couldn't be realized when the vile vampires evolved so that they became much stronger.

The werewolves were crushed as they tried to protect mankind, and Davel even had to sacrifice his life. He thought he was dead, but who would have thought that he was sent to a world completely different from his own instead of dying?

He knew a fact that there was only one person who could save his people and mankind from the cruelty of the vampires, and that person was the Moon Goddess.

In a world that was completely foreign to him, Davel must find the Moon Goddess who had died and was reincarnated.

How could Davel find the Goddess whose appearance had changed? How could they save the werewolves and mankind in the world they left behind?

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Original cover artwork by otochi__ (on Instagram)

You Were A Wolf

And while Davel was still busy thinking about the password for the metal box, someone suddenly knocked on his door, and reflectively, he turned to look at the door.

Maybe it wasn't necessary, but he remembered the way people in this mansion usually knocked on his door. Aside from the maids, it was usually Heidi Clayton who came into his room and knocked on the wooden door, but for some reason, the white-haired man thought that it was not the woman who was knocking on the door at this time.

"Heidi Clayton usually knocked on the door three times, and each knock is separated by a full second to show she's not in a rush. However, the person knocking on the door right now looks like they're in a hurry judging by the way it's not even a second between knocks," muttered to himself, Davel tried to analyze the person who knocked on his door. But then the sound of the knocking repeated followed by screams from outside the door.

THE ANSWER IS IN THE BOX