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  • Reads 576
  • Votes 60
  • Parts 11
  • Time 1h 43m
Ongoing, First published Aug 06, 2015
Legend has it that there once wolves living in the forest, warriors sacrificed to please them. Legend was correct.

When Nola was just 14 years old she had got attacked by a unusually large wolf, the wolf leaving a mark on her hip.
Years later she never would have thought the mark would actually mean something. 

In a world with wolves, legends, and drugs, Nola never thought that one mark would be her ticket straight into the world.
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