Howl Of Rebellion

The first time the world saw a werewolf, it was on grainy black-and-white footage from the jungles of Vietnam. A soldier, half-man, half-beast, tearing through enemy lines with a ferocity that left even the most hardened veterans speechless. The U.S. government called it a "strategic evolution in warfare." The rest of the world called it a nightmare.

By the time the war ended, the werewolves had outgrown their chains. Packs formed, territories were claimed, and by the 90s, howls of victory echoed across the globe as human governments fell. The age of the wolf had begun.

Now, the rebels are all that's left of the old world. And Weston Blackwood is one of them.