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

The clinic was quiet and still; except for the occasional coughs and ruffles from certain patients, who were being tended to by staff members. And those who had fallen asleep, slept with peaceful faces, while everyone was watched by the softened glow of the moonlight. 


Riku stared at the moonlit forest for an extended period of time. The quietness of his surroundings had brought nothing but empty noise; he could undoubtedly hear his own heart beating in his chest. 


Kira shifted in his sleep beside him, since the Red Wolf always preferred to sleep between him and Tazuna; their warmth made him feel safe. The Grey Wolf eventually turned over and grazed Kira's cheek, his snout pressed lightly against the child's soft skin. 


Tazuna laid just on the opposite side of Kira. It'd been quite a while since Tazuna opted not to switch back into his true form. He asked himself whether or not if he had the chance to go back in time and start over again, would their situation be any different. 


The Inevitable is Yet to Come (Part 1)