AMAROK

There have been whispers.
There have been rumours.
There have been speculations.
But are these theories true?
No one knows for sure.
It's merely a legend, a myth.
But what if it's not?

In a small village, surrounded by a dense forest in Alaska, the villagers are enjoying which seems to be a normal night. That is until a strange cry rippled over the village in shockwaves. It was no ordinary cry. No. It was a high pitched cry that sent shivers down their spines. An animal in distress. But not a small animal. A big one; one that can rip you to shreds if approached.

The people have heard of a giant animal roaming the place centuries ago. It was said to be a wolf; a giant wolf. But it is just a myth, a legend to scare the children from misbehaving. But was it really just some mythical wolf that towered over all the animals and had razor sharp canines that could tear your flesh like paper? Or does it exist among the other wildlife in the forest but has yet to be discovered?

They call it the "amarok".
"An amarok is a gigantic wolf in Inuit mythology, said to stalk and devour any person foolish enough to hunt alone at night. Unlike real wolves who hunt in packs, amaroks hunt alone."