𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝒇𝒊𝒏𝒆 𝒊𝒔 𝒂 𝒃𝒂𝒃𝒚 | 𝑺𝒂𝒏𝒔𝒂𝒏𝒈

Prologue

In the world of werewolves, nestled amidst sprawling forests and misty mountains, lies the quaint town of Horizon. Tightly-knit, its cobblestone streets wind through the heart of dense woods, where the locals, aware of their hidden nature, live in harmony.

Amidst the rugged charm and mystic allure of Horizon, whispers linger about the neighboring metropolis, Utopia—a pulsating city of towering skyscrapers and neon-lit streets. Known to most of its citizens, Utopia holds a network of werewolves who navigate the bustling cityscape, some of them concealing their true identities beneath the cloak of urban anonymity.

The parallel existence of these two contrasting realms, one rooted in tradition and the other in modernity, creates an intricate tapestry of werewolf life, where the quiet serenity of Horizon and the vibrant energy of Utopia coexist in an unspoken harmony, united by the shared bond of lycanthropy.

Despite growing up in Horizon, Choi San stood as an ambitious alpha who was chasing his dream of being one of the elites in the bustling city of Utopia, seeking to rise beyond the norms dictated by his status. As an alpha himself, he was determined not only to claim his place among the elites but also challenge the dominance of the head alpha, who controlled the city's properties and wielded immense power.
Despite the societal barriers and expectations, alpha San embarked on a journey fueled by determination and resilience, navigating through the intricate power structures of Utopia, aiming to redefine the hierarchy and pave his own path to greatness. His story became a testament to unwavering ambition and the audacity to challenge the established order in pursuit of a new definition of success and power.

Ridiculously, one single mistake has San standing in a thin string between his dream and failure, a mistake that costed him a lot, and the fine has to be, in his case, a baby.

A/N :
Welcome to my first werewolf Sansang book, I'd like to emphasize that the characters and events depicted in this book are purely the product of the author's imagination (me) and are unrelated to the aforementioned idols, as should be evident. Also, I want to make it clear that I do not condone plagiarism. If anyone intends to translate this book, I kindly request that you contact me first.

Remember to stay humble and kind. Until next update! <33

-Ray