Dere_Isaac

I hunted beasts that were deemed immortal, ripping off their immortal status. I loathed them for they destroyed my home. My anger for them, in one word, immeasurable.

Yet look at me, what have I become…

I did not need a mirror to realize that I had turned into a werewolf, with the curse of immortality. 
I tried, again and again, to kill myself, yet it was futile.

But hey, wait, I am a beast now. Can’t I crawl in and kill other beasts in this disguise? Haha, foolish Vampire God, this curse is a curse to your entire race, for now, I will obliterate everyone!

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This is a Book about Gray Waterfell. After living as a human and climbing through pain to Hunt down the Vampire God, he was forced into reincarnation by their earth shattering battle. 
Naturally, he swore to get his revenge by killing every supernatural creature in the world.

But Fate was wicked to him, his new family he was born into was a supernatural family, a Werewolf family. 

A family that loved him more than the human race he fought for ever did.

After Human invasion and massacre took treasure he never had in his previous life, his blade now stare in the confusion of his Vengeance.

Supernaturals must be killed, but the pain of losing one's love, must be AVENGED...

Author's Note: I noticed that no one really captures the true state of confusion and a sense of loss that comes with getting reborn. For most, the protagonist is just flushed into battle. But this Mc is different,  the first 80 chapters allows you to understand why he was forced unto his predicament and the reason for the goals and ambitions he develops. I'll be fair, it's a painful read, but bear through it. Rise to the top is incredible, and once its starts, only blood flows till the end....

WEREWOLF BLOODLINE: Vengeful Rise Of The Immortal Hunter

As the army came to a halt in front of the unassuming wall, a palpable tension filled the air. This wall, adorned with the Rune symbol for 'Hope', appeared to be nothing more than a dead end in the cavern's depths.

Batoni's exclamation of it being a dead end voiced the doubts of many. Yet, Gray knew better. This wall was more than it seemed; it was the gateway they had been seeking.

Chief Tobi, unfazed by Batoni's skepticism, approached the wall with a purposeful stride. He placed his hand on the cold, rough surface, searching for any sign of the doorway Gray had described. Turning to Gray, his eyes questioned the validity of their mission. "Are you sure this is it?" he asked. Gray's nod was firm, leaving no room for doubt.

The Door Opens