(BETWEEN LIGHT AND SHADOWS 2)
DAGON MANSION IS THE SEQUEL TO FORESTVALE MANOR, A STORY WITH OVER 3.5K VIEWS.
Mia moves to the mysterious Dagon Mansion, haunted by a long-lost past. With her daughter Scarlett at her side, Mia takes on her inner batt...
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The next day, Mia met Randolf for coffee at a nearby cafe.
"How are things going for you?" Randolf questioned.
"I'm very exhausted. The wound appears to be improving."
"It's logical that you are exhausted. Regarding the wound, I'm relieved that it has improved, but I will keep an eye on it for a bit. Ask me. I'm sure you have plenty of questions for me." Randolf responded with a smile.
Mia also grinned.
"I do have a few questions. I want to learn more about werewolves."
"We're not who you believe we are. We become excited at times, which can be dangerous given our physical strength."
"How do you change? Is it painful?" asked Mia.
Randolf responded with laughter:
"Transformation is a natural process. It has no negative implications. We can morph whenever we choose; we don't have to wait for the full moon. The full moon is when werewolf females have their reproductive cycles, and we become a little... wild." Randolf's eyes twinkled mischievously. "But don't worry, we're not dangerous unless provoked."
Mia's curiosity peaked as she asked:
"What about silver? Does it harm werewolves?"
Randolf laughed:
"It's just a myth that silver can kill us. In reality, it's just like any other metal," Randolf explained with a smile.
"I am going to ask you a personal question. Do you only have sexual interactions on fertile days?"
"No. We have sex whenever we choose. Fertility doesn't dictate our behavior in that way," Randolf replied casually. "But we feel a great feeling of belonging. We want our pack to grow in size and strength."
Mia asked, perplexed:
"Do you have any children?"
"No, I am still fairly young. I'm 90 years old. We usually don't have children until we're 100 or older."
