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In a world where peace died generations ago, humanity and werewolves exist in a relentless war that neither side remembers how to end. Cities are fortified behind towering walls, armed with military checkpoints, silver-laced ammunition, and specialized hunter units trained from childhood to exterminate werewolves. To humans, the creatures are monsters—dangerous predators hunted not only for survival, but for sport, trophies, and profit. Werewolf pelts, fangs, and claws are collector's items, while wealthy hunters compete to claim the most infamous kills. Beyond the safety of human civilization lie sprawling forests, abandoned towns, and hidden territories where werewolf packs fight to survive. Forced into the shadows, they have learned that mercy often leads to extinction. Many hunt humans for food or revenge, believing coexistence to be impossible after centuries of persecution. Every generation grows up knowing only loss, ensuring the hatred is passed down like an inheritance. Yet the conflict is far more complicated than either side admits. Werewolves are not mindless beasts. They possess ancient clans, strict hierarchies, and traditions older than most human kingdoms. Their culture is built around survival, loyalty, and strength, but many of their customs are horrifying through human eyes. Ritual combat to determine leadership, brutal justice for betrayal, arranged mating bonds, blood oaths, and sacrifices made for the survival of the pack blur the line between necessity and cruelty. To the werewolves, these practices are sacred. To humanity, they are proof that monsters can never be trusted. Humans are hardly innocent themselves. Governments fund extermination campaigns, corporations manufacture increasingly devastating anti-lycan weaponry, and black markets thrive on trafficking werewolf body parts. Entire villages disappear under the justification of "cleansing operations," while innocent shapeshifters are hunted simply because of what they are. Both sides see themselves as victims. Both sides see the other as monsters. And somewhere between the blood-soaked battlefields, ruined settlements, and forests haunted by creatures of the night, there are those who begin to question whether the enemy they have been taught to hate is truly the evil they believe... or whether the greatest monster is the endless cycle of vengeance itself. In this world, trust is more dangerous than any bullet, every full moon brings another massacre, and survival often demands becoming the very thing you fear.