As darkness gradually consumed the earth and the firelight became more pronounced in the twilight, the wind across the plains steadily picked up.
Predators lurking near the rock face finally couldn't suppress their desire for flesh and blood and began to move.
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The first to set out were the Fear Wolves.
This species is similar in size to the Alaskan Wolf, with an average weight of over 60 kilograms, but unlike the Gray Wolf, they have stronger jaws, larger teeth, and more developed head muscles.
This body structure evolved to hunt the giant fauna, and their powerful bite force enables them to tackle Mammoths, Ancient Bison, and Camelids.
Like Gray Wolves, Fear Wolves also hunt in packs.
The pack of Fear Wolves coming to the mound was quite large, numbering over thirty.
It's as if two groups of Fear Wolves had come together to form a temporary team, with one group having about twenty and the other just over ten, running in two clusters.
