In a story that blurs the lines between science and myth, Dr. Crayben’s recent encounter with a woman from a secretive organization has led to an unexpected journey of survival, family, and discovery.
The werewolf woman was once held captive in the notorious Nine Asylum, where her unique species was exploited for their rare enzymes. Rescued by Dr. Crayben, the doctor now faces the daunting task of escorting her safely to her family. Alongside a young neighbor, they brave dangerous terrain and face relentless threats to get her to the pack, waiting for her in a jungle-like refuge.
But the road ahead is perilous. Along the way, they are ambushed by a monstrous, jelly-like creature called Cling. Hired by the Nine Asylum to return the woman, Cling’s slimy, dangerous form absorbs anything in its path. A deadly confrontation ensues as the woman, wielding an ethereal weapon, fights back. Though her power weakens the creature, it’s not enough to destroy it. Yet, her intervention buys the group enough time to escape.
Just as the danger subsides, a familiar face emerges—her sister. She guides them the rest of the way to the pack, where the woman is finally reunited with her family.
As the group enters the pack’s sanctuary, Dr. Crayben and his young neighbor have a multitude of questions for the pack. The doctor also reveals the truth behind the Nine Asylum’s experiments and the dark forces manipulating these werewolves for years. He also shares his role in her escape, explaining how he had been tasked with extracting the enzymes from their kind before he became involved in their liberation.
In the heart of the pack’s sanctuary, the woman’s family shares their harrowing story. Their homeland was lost to invaders, forcing them to flee to this planet for refuge. Despite the hardships, their hope remains unwavering. They are determined to reclaim their land, driven by a spirit that refuses to be extinguished.
As the group listens, it becomes clear that their mission is not just about survival. It’s about reclaiming what was lost, fighting for their future, and finding family bonds that can withstand any enemy.
This powerful tale of resilience and loyalty offers a glimpse into a world where even mythical creatures face real-world struggles. It reminds us that family and hope are universal, no matter the species.
About the Author
Vincent Chin’s journey into storytelling began with a passion for comics, inspired by his father’s collection of The Incredible Hulk and other classic Marvel titles. After moving to New York City two decades ago, he attended his first New York Comic Con, a pivotal moment that solidified his love for narratives filled with heroes and otherworldly creatures.
Inspired by his favorite genres—werewolf lore, medieval tales, and Western adventures—Vincent sees storytelling as an escape where heroes face peril and triumph. As a handyman by trade, his practical skills ground him, but it’s his imagination that fuels his writing. As a first-time author, Vincent is excited to share his stories with readers, hoping to ignite their own adventures.
Published by: Martin De Juan
