WARNING: The following book contains blood and violence, strong language, human to animal transformation, Pokémon, werewolfism, and events that some people may find disturbing or distressing. This series is ABSOLUTELY NOT in any way, shape or form meant for all audiences to enjoy. Reader discretion is highly advised. If at any point you feel uncomfortable reading this, keep in mind the search bar, the back button on your internet browser, and the "Ctrl+W" shortcut are your friends if you need them.
Also, please do not re-upload without my consent! THIS IS MY ORIGINAL WORK. You MAY NOT re-use my work (inspiration is fine, but plagiarism is another thing that is serious and should not be committed, as it's very wrong to do).
I originally started writing Moonlit Revenge back on February 23rd, 2020, and the original unused title for the story at the time was "Full Moon Fever." I worked on it over the course of nearly a month and uploaded it to DeviantArt on March 20th, 2020 not having the idea of turning into a series in mind. It was originally supposed to be a single short(ish) story about me turning into a were-Umbreon and taking revenge on a blow-darter, but I then had the idea of extending it into a series back on a night in May of 2020 (May 16th at around 1:00 AM to be precise). Then on July 1st, 2020, I began work on parts 2 and 3. Fast forward to November of 2020, and I decided to continue on Moonlit Revenge once again with the intent of remastering it, and started work on part 4 on January 27th, 2021 and uploaded it to DA on February 28th, 2021. And here we are today, with me finding it hard to believe that I would follow through a simple story I started back when Coronavirus was beginning to infect the world by storm.
All Pokémon mentioned or referenced in this book are owned by Nintendo and Game Freak.
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Moonlit Revenge
WerewolfIt was supposed to be a beautiful spring day, but don't let that fool you into a sense of security, because anything, big or small, can interrupt it and turn things sour in a heartbeat. But you shouldn't even let a sour interruption of a great day f...
