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The wolf king sits on a chair with his sisters in a room with their father. With as much respect as possible in his voice, the wolf king speaks to their father. He looks to be a tall man in his early twenties with a medium build and black hair in a ponytail and wolf ears and tails with earrings with fangs on his ear with light golden string wearing a black kimono and blood-like eyes that can put the fear of God in you. His sisters are a human and a vampire, a human with black eyes and brown hair and a light blue kimono in her late 18s, the first vampire has a black and white kimono and bright red eyes and she's 19.
Their father says to his offspring, "my son and daughter's names, I have a mission for you offspring to go to the village and protect them." Their sisters were happy and their father looked joyful, but then he stopped smiling at the wolf king and saw his son about to do something to their villages. In his head, the father says, "Oh son, how you have fallen" as his offspring get up from the chair and leave the room.
POV: Wolf king While walking to the village, he uses his power to mind-control and torture some of the villagers. After 300 years, he still looked the same and had much power, even killing some gods and absorbing some of their power. He ate some of them before their families and made them his slaves. He raped males and females in some sick way, and he killed them off after 300 years. 200 years later, go to the birthplace.
Looking into his own son, the father was filled with terror, fear, and sorrow. By closing in his Precognition power, he realized that this son had to be dealt with soon or sealed. Seeing this, the daughter's village was proud of them.
There was nothing wrong with their lives. In addition to living long lives, they were in good health. His son's actions upset his father. The third generation of their village had lived long and was happy. Their father was pleased with his daughters.
The wolf king's reign of terror continued as he arrived at the village, using his powers to control and torment its inhabitants. Immortal for over 300 years, he had grown stronger by killing gods and absorbing their power. Feasting on their flesh before their grieving families, he enslaved them, subjecting both men and women to unspeakable acts, only to dispose of them after three centuries. Two hundred years later, their journey led them to the birthplace.
Facing his son, the father's heart filled with terror, fear, and sorrow. Utilizing his precognition, he realized that his son needed to be dealt with swiftly or sealed away. Witnessing this, the village celebrated his daughters, blissfully unaware of their brother's malevolence.
Their lives were seemingly perfect—longevity and good health bestowed upon them. But the father was deeply troubled by his son's actions. The third generation of the village thrived, living happily. Although his daughters brought him joy, his son's darkness cast a shadow over their family.
The cycle of horror continued as the wolf king reached the village, using his powers to control and torment the people. Having lived for more than 300 years, his strength grew with each god he killed and absorbed. Devouring their flesh in front of their devastated kin, he enslaved them, subjecting both men and women to unimaginable horrors, only to discard them after centuries. Two centuries later, their path led them back to the place of their birth.
As the father gazed upon his son, a mixture of terror, fear, and sorrow welled up within him. Through his precognitive abilities, he understood the need to confront or seal away his wayward son. Meanwhile, the daughter's village remained blissfully unaware, proud and content.
Their lives were seemingly idyllic—longevity and good health blessed them. However, the father's heart ached from his son's gruesome actions. The third generation of the village thrived, living happily. While his daughters brought him immense joy, the darkness within his son cast a somber cloud over their family.
