The wolf is born from this insatiable hunger and thirst, so how could it betray its own nature?
The stronger the wolf, the more intense its appetite, and the more it craves stronger prey.
But... the other party must be enduring with great difficulty, right?
To the point of being so desperate, perhaps unable to unleash their brutality and satisfy their hunger on ordinary days, having to contain themselves and suppress their nature.
Perhaps the target was chosen long ago, just waiting for the right opportunity.
So, when the typhoon arrived, a ravenous wolf, disturbed by the White Deer's scent in the storm, could no longer suppress itself, seizing the opportunity amidst the raging wind and rain to begin its indulgent feast.
Regrettably, the indulgent feast wasn't as fulfilling as hoped.
Maybe something happened, maybe some unexpected factor disrupted it, forcing a hasty end, hastily leaving, even unable to completely destroy the scene and cover up its actions.
