A lamb from the Lamb

On a quiet trail above a sleeping city, Matthew Blacke expects solitude-nothing more than another evening spent outrunning his thoughts.

Instead, he finds two figures waiting for him.

A woman with white hair and a voice like a prayer.
A great black wolf whose presence bends the air with unspoken hunger.
They wear wooden masks. They know his name. And they are not here to take his life.

As night falls and the city glows below, Matthew is drawn into a conversation that cuts deeper than fear of death itself-into faith, doubt, worth, and the terror of being unseen by God. The Lamb speaks of mercy. The Wolf speaks of truth. Together, they challenge everything Matthew believes about heaven, hell, and what it means to be remembered.

But not all messengers arrive in forms we expect.