Brando Ramirez is a playboy in Manila who goes to Barrio Anting-anting at the invitation of James Ramirez and falls deeply in love with Mary - the virgin. He falls in love without knowing that a baby is destined to be born in the Azzo Tribe and will be named Mercury Ramirez, who is a human and a werewolf with special strength and abilities through their Azzo ancestors.

Their love is destined to bring to life a man they named Mercury, who is a hybrid of human and werewolf. The war between the Azzo Tribe and the Azzwang Clan is due to the Azzwang Clan's false belief that it is not suitable for people's lives. But the Azzo Tribe wants to live with the people and help in a good way.

As time goes on and people become modernized, the same thing happens to werewolves, vampires, and fairies, and people learn to accept werewolves and vampires in their daily lives, but they have their own rules. and lifestyle. Mercury's sister grew up not knowing each other until Darya Montenegro crossed their paths.

Mercury Ramirez was reincarnated in another time and opportunity until falling in love with a pureblood vampire Annie Mikaelson. They were blessed with a son - Mercury Ramirez Junior.

Because Mercury is a Mega Alpha, he is constantly protecting his Pack and the other descendants of the Azzo Tribe. He experienced many wonders and adventures in other times and places. His love is set to help werewolves, vampires and hybrids live with humans.

The unknown son of Mercury and daughter of Arnold Rivas like each other at school and fall in true love with each other.

"That's Mercury's destiny to fall in love with people, werewolves or vampires. And help his pack even if they go their separate ways.

The Descendants Of The Wolf

I continued driving and he replied in a cold voice, "I don't want you added to my casualty list." 


He was silent for a moment, not a long moment, but long enough to give me hope that he would just drop it. 


"You're not here ... yet," I pointed out. The car was quiet and I knew he was waiting for an answer. 


I sighed, "just patients." Do I remember the doctor? "People are dying on my duty, it's something you have to know to accept." 


"Do you have already?" It has been accepted. I can tell he was laughing at me, not in obvious ways like sarcasm and silly voices. More than the way his voice told me he never thought anyone would accept people dying as part of daily life. No one, people, it was clear to me at that moment what his opinion was on normal people. But it went far beyond that, I had a strong feeling that he didn't approve of women in my line of work. 


The Werewolf Behavior