As my consciousness sank into the depths of darkness, I felt the softness of the grass.
The breeze caressed his cheeks, scented with grass.
I slowly opened my eyes and found myself lying on a boundless grassland.
The sky was blue, and white clouds drifted by.
In the distance, on the horizon, a group of dark shadows were walking towards me.
Wolves.
Their footsteps rustle on the grass.
The wolf in the lead was huge, with silvery-gray fur and eyes as deep as the stars.
The other wolves followed behind him, their expressions solemn.
"You're awake."
The voice of the lead wolf sounded in my head, low and majestic.
"Where is this?"
I struggled to sit up, the wound on my chest gone.
"This is the sacred place of the wolf clan."
The silver-gray wolf walked up to me, "Whenever the descendants of the wolf clan are on the verge of death, they come here. "
"What kind of person do you want to be?"
Its eyes looked directly at me, as if it could see through my soul.
"I want to be strong."
Without hesitation, I replied, "I want to avenge my parents." "
The silver-gray wolf looked at me silently for a moment, then shook his head.
"You're still a kid."
"It's still too simplistic."
"I look forward to the next time we meet, you'll tell me a different answer."
As soon as the words fell, the silver-gray wolf turned into a ray of light and disappeared into the grassland.
The other wolves were still standing there, staring at me.
One of the brown wolves stepped out, slightly smaller than the blood wolf, but with a determined glint in its eyes.
"Master."
The brown wolf knelt before me, and the other wolves knelt down as well.
"I'm a coyote."
"These bad people, I'm here to help you punish them."
I looked at the coyote in front of me, and a warm current welled up in my heart.
Those who hurt the blood wolves, I will make them pay.
"Can you do it?"
I reached out and stroked the coyote's head.
"Master, we coyotes are good at manipulating the land."
"Those who hurt the blood wolf, must pay the price."
The prairie began to blur, and I could feel my consciousness returning to reality.
"Go ahead."
I closed my eyes and "let them know what real fear is." "
When I opened my eyes again, I was back on that icy street.
The blood was still flowing, and the wound was still painful.
But the wolf's head mark on his back came back on, this time with an earthy yellow glow.
"Hahaha, the little beast is finally dead."
Brother Tiger's laughter echoed in the night sky.
Noah stood to the side, a relieved expression on his face.
"Brother Tiger, you promise me. I'll ask him out, and you'll spare my family. "
They all thought I was dead.
Green smoke rose from my forehead, and the figure of the coyote condensed in the night sky.
This time it was still completely solid, with brown hair shining metallicly in the moonlight.
"What's the situation?"
Brother Tiger's laughter stopped abruptly, and his eyes were full of horror.
"Aren't you dead?"
Noah took a few steps back, her voice shaking.
The coyote didn't answer, it just stood there quietly, its eyes flashing with anger.
"Master, let me come."
The coyote's voice sounded in my head, with an unprecedented killing intent.
The ground began to shake, and fine cracks appeared in the asphalt.
"Earthquake?"
Someone shouted in panic.
But this is not an earthquake, this is the power of coyotes.
The earth began to roll and rise and fall like the waves of the sea.
Brother Hu and his men were unsteady on their feet and fell to the ground one after another.
"What the hell is this?"
Tiger struggled to get up, but the shaking of the ground made it impossible for him to stand still.
The coyote strode forward, making the earth tremble with each step.
Its claws pressed against the ground, and the dirt began to pile up rapidly.
In the blink of an eye, a wall of earth rose from the ground, trapping everyone in the alley.
"Run!"
Some people tried to escape, but the earthen wall was three meters high and could not be climbed over at all.
"It's a monster!"
Noah sat on the ground, his face as white as paper.
I slowly stood up, and the wound healed quickly with the coyote's healing power.
"Now you know you're scared?"
My voice was as cold as a knife.
"Wasn't you very proud just now?"
The coyote walked up to Brother Tiger, his huge body casting a shadow.
"Don't kill me, please."
Brother Tiger knelt on the ground, his voice crying.
"I have money, I can give you a lot of money."
The coyote ignored his pleas for mercy and turned to look at me.
"Master, what to do?"
I walked up to Brother Tiger and looked at him condescendingly.
"What did you just say?"
"I was wrong, I was really wrong."
Brother Tiger kowtowed repeatedly, and blood soon came out of his forehead.
"I shouldn't have provoked you, I should be damned."
"Now you know it's time to die?"
I crouched down and grabbed his hair with my hands, forcing him to look me in the eye.
"It's too late."
The coyote roared, and the earth shook again.
This time it was not an ordinary shock, but a targeted attack.
The ground suddenly collapsed under Brother Tiger's feet, forming a deep pit.
"Ahh
Brother Tiger screamed in horror and fell into the pit.
But the coyote controls the dirt, allowing him to get stuck just at the mouth of the pit.
Only the head is exposed to the ground, and the body is tightly wrapped in dirt.
"This is where you are buried."
I stood up and looked at the other killers.
They were so frightened that some of them even began to cry bitterly.
"We're just getting paid for things."
"Please let us go."
"We still have children at home."
All kinds of begs for mercy came and went.
But my heart was as cold as stone.
"Come out and mix, sooner or later you will have to pay it back."
My voice echoed in the night sky.
"All of you will have to pay for it."
The coyote moved again, and the ground began to roll wildly.
One pit after another appeared, burying all the killers in it.
Only the head is exposed to the ground, and the body is tightly wrapped in dirt.
They turned into rows of human heads, looking eerie and terrifying in the moonlight.
"Don't kill us!"
"We know it's wrong!"
"Leave us alone!"
The pleas for mercy echoed in the night sky, but I couldn't hear it anymore.
"Coyote."
I called softly.
"Master, please command."
The coyote walked up to me, a glint of loyalty in his eyes.
"Bury them."
"Yes."
The coyote's paws slapped on the ground, and the dirt began to pile up rapidly.
Soon, everyone's heads were covered with dirt.
Their voices grew quieter and quieter, and finally disappeared completely.
Silence returned to the night, with only the sound of coyote breathing echoing in the air.
I looked at everything in front of me without any waves in my heart.
If people don't offend me, I don't offend anyone
The coyote turned into smoke and burrowed back into my body.
The wolf head mark on his back turned earthy yellow and emitted a heavy glow.
I turned away from the alley and walked in the direction of the school.