ars l

a p

nsume it quickly." Aunt Ella said. I wiped off the sleep

a, I think she is just so overprotective

k you,

ft for me. I quickly stumbled into the kitchen

s just longing for fresh blood. I have never tried t

ona always ask me about the meaning of my name. They

in a town predominantly occupied by Germanic people, as a Germanic girl with

ld by aunt Ella that my mum left me at the hospital immediately a

mall to get some stuff for us." My

ait to pass through the river Elbe again. Although that is not part of my destination. I just love seeing the

e of my aunt as I took up a little shop

st so happy I will be leavi

list I was given. I was also left with spa

me from visiting river elbe today. I know aunt Ella must

the snowy atmosphere. I don't know why he was yelling

g remarks at me. I simply ignored him and kept walking. I turned my back and saw

o just tear him apart,

river. I looked to see the person uttering

pproached us. It was male, with green eyes, a huge chest,

e other end of the road to intervene in our little quarrel

t stop following this girl now, my

I watched as the driver reversed h

I am Otto

his face and held out his

. Sure, I am aware that this person just saved my life. I could do nothing except obey

kept walking forward with the me

s is how you pay us," Otto said. Seeing how his

d around. Now I feel peace of mind in the environment I found myself in. I took off my

ere being cool. I swam to the far side of the river a

of me to visit this woodland. I agree and s

heard. I heard another sound. I think it was from a human who was held captive. I surve

g but there was no one around. I think the ability was coming from whatever was i

f the cottage, without fear of whatever was in me. I told myself I would investigate what was i

were all over the ceiling. It seems no

the end of a room in the cottage. I w

I saw two young gir

ly. The only reply I got was from one of the

ne of the girls twisted her finger. I understand what she meant

me to leave that place, I simply brushed off the thought and pro

that no one ran or tried to escape. W

o young children that are mounted on the wall. Then I di

hain these beautiful g

tended my hand to them but one of the girls refused to come with me. I ha

ing with us. I couldn't afford to leave that girl alone IN that

nd girl to smile. I sensed something was wrong. Whatever was in me began to hear the ground tumble,

as interrupted by low growls. I watched as the old wooden door was torn into pieces by

at this huge wolf, whatever was in me was afraid too. I retracted my step backwards. The

e, smelling from my head to the sole of my fee

even though I wanted to escape, my feet would not be fast enoug

y body and soul for the worse. As it opens its wide mouth to chop of

ungry werewolves then retreated and join

old, I saw it had transformed into a white paw. I closed my e

hen my skin began to itch as thick fur grew all over my body. I let out a whimper

ng and my ears growing pointed. I let out a howl as I felt the last of my

I leap over the wolf and ran out of the cottage through the broken door. M

e werewolf. The wolf in me forced my paw to stop run

ng our sharp claws while still in the air. We landed back on the floor, only f

t. For me there was no mercy. He attacked me first. Whatever was in me

d off. I didn't want the blood to stain my dress.

t murdered a human. I never knew it was a real

back to the body and drank the bl

it was the girls I met in the cottage. It

im." One of th

into a wolf and ran toward them, stamping the two girls down to the ground. I o