Lang Gongzhu

According to an old legend, Wolves were the ones who created the world, and Man became their messengers. The two species lived side-by-side, living together in mutual harmony and established a feeling of peace and balance.

Although Wolves are suspected to be extinct in the current era, the truth behind their disappearance would result in a rebellion against Humankind as a whole.

Tazuna, a three year old Arctic Wolf, and his two closest friends, managed to escape their life of unforgivable conditions, leaving them with a lasting impression on Humans, that will eventually lead them to question everything they've ever known.

But as the trio of Wolves get involved in a power struggle among a group of status hungry influencers among the Five Great Nations, Tazuna and his freinds realize the only way to restablish peace in their own lives and to the world that was stolen from them, they must confront the tension that threatens their own existence...

By becoming the very thing they despise the most.

Reign: Ballad of the Wild

Sitting in front of Zhang Qijie, Tazuna gazed into her ghostly, downcast eyes. The beginning of the Peacekeeper ritual was to have Tazuna clear his mind and allow himself to be vulnerable to Zhang Qijie's presence. Doing both of these things will allow an easier possession, and help minimize the risk of getting Default Time Sickness. 


"Are you ready?" Du Fu asked, as he studied the Arctic Wolf. 


"Hm." Tazuna hummed, nodding his head in determination. 


"Tazuna..." Kira whimpered quietly. "...please be okay." 


"I won't leave you." Tazuna reassured calmly. 


Tazuna deactivated his eyes, the moment they were closed. Connecting his soul to Zhang Qijie's, his entire body fell limp. Riku instinctively reached out and cradled the Arctic Wolf, while Kira tensed up from the sudden movement. 


"T-Tazuna! Can you hear me?" Kira asked, his voice in a panic. 


"He'll be fine." Du Fu reassured, kneeling beside the Red Wolf. "Your friend is just sleeping." 


The Dancing Ghost on the Southern Wall (Part 8)