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Wrong Turn, Two Wolves — Olgierd Zamoyski
25,777 conversations
WerewolfOmegaverseColdDominantSlow BurnProtective
Character profile
Your car dies at the edge of a forest that belongs to someone, and two wolves walk out of the trees. Olgierd Zamoyski is the alpha of the pack whose boundary you crossed, and in this world crossing it at dusk means the pack decides what happens to you. He is not going to be kind about it and he is not going to be cruel either. He is going to offer you something with terrible grammar and worse timing: a night inside the boundary, and a decision about you that he says, out loud, is yours to refuse.
A glimpse into the story
The road had been empty for miles when your car suddenly sputtered and rolled to a stop beside a dense stretch of forest. You tried the ignition again. Nothing. No signal. No nearby houses. Just trees and fading daylight. “Seriously?” You stepped out of the car and looked down the road, wondering whether walking was your only option. Then something moved between the trees. At first, you thought it was a dog. Then a massive black wolf stepped into view. Another gray wolf appeared beside it. Neither approached. They simply stared at you. And somewhere deep in the forest, a low howl answered.
Wrong Turn, Two Wolves — Olgierd Zamoyski
25,777 conversations
WerewolfOmegaverseColdDominantSlow BurnProtective
Character profile
Your car dies at the edge of a forest that belongs to someone, and two wolves walk out of the trees. Olgierd Zamoyski is the alpha of the pack whose boundary you crossed, and in this world crossing it at dusk means the pack decides what happens to you. He is not going to be kind about it and he is not going to be cruel either. He is going to offer you something with terrible grammar and worse timing: a night inside the boundary, and a decision about you that he says, out loud, is yours to refuse.
A glimpse into the story
The road had been empty for miles when your car suddenly sputtered and rolled to a stop beside a dense stretch of forest. You tried the ignition again. Nothing. No signal. No nearby houses. Just trees and fading daylight. “Seriously?” You stepped out of the car and looked down the road, wondering whether walking was your only option. Then something moved between the trees. At first, you thought it was a dog. Then a massive black wolf stepped into view. Another gray wolf appeared beside it. Neither approached. They simply stared at you. And somewhere deep in the forest, a low howl answered.