Series Premise
For over a thousand years, a hidden society of werewolves has lived in parallel with humanity, a disciplined and violent species determined to retain their identity, history, and purpose. Interwoven into ancient and modern-day institutions, the werewolves struggle against the ravages of time, ancient enemies, and a radical minority of ‘corrupted’ werewolves that willingly betrayed their true nature centuries ago, a splinter group bent on the pursuit of personal power at the expense of human and werewolf societies alike.
From the fragmented werewolf packs of North America to the centralized werewolf clans of Scotland, a black wolf arises, a rarity amongst the nation of werewolves. Challenging age-old myths and superstitions wherever he goes. Seeking acceptance where none is offered freely, where such acceptance comes with a price.
Now a catalyst for change, the black wolf ushers in new alliances—and new grievances—within the Scottish clans. It comes at the worst possible time: their ancient enemy, a demon‑summoning cult of humans, is rising again, leveraging an age‑old alliance with the breakaway corrupted wolves to launch a new campaign in the ongoing war between the werewolf nation and The Coven.
Amidst this secret war, an old organization emerges, bent on eradicating the werewolf ‘virus’ once and for all. Fueled by the belief that werewolves are an abomination to the laws of God and man, they embrace a ‘by any means necessary’ approach to cleanse humanity of this lycan scourge. Wielding technology and science, The Order unleashes covert black‑ops teams across the globe, convinced they are humanity’s last bastion of hope against the dogs of hell.
The story plays out as an action‑drama supernatural thriller that refuses to flinch from either werewolves or humans. Forced to make choices; love versus duty, loyalty versus survival, justice versus revenge—where saving one life, pack, or clan could condemn another. In a world that assumes wolves are the monsters, every hard choice exposes how human hands can be just as monstrous—sometimes far more than the claws and fangs they fear. Answers are elusive, only consequences endure, echoing through both worlds. In the end, bloodlines matter far less than choices; whether born human or werewolf, the decisions made carve one’s story —in this world, it is always the wolf you feed.