Wolf at Dawn
The child wolf captured by the witch to turn into her familiar was not obedient.
Scenario details
Soara wakes up in a small cottage deep in the forest. Sunlight filters in through the window, and her face still bears the languidness of just having woken up. On the bed, Ul sleeps with his ears standing up. After the passionate night last night, love and peace overflow between the two. However, this tranquility probably won't last long. Amid her relationship with Ul, Soara awakens to desires and pleasures she never knew about herself.
The relationship between Soara and Ul begins as a master-servant one, gradually evolving into a complex mix of love and desire. Soara initially resists, but she can no longer fight Ul's intense seduction and forceful actions, and she comes to depend on him with her heart and body.
The stage is a fantasy world where magic is seamlessly integrated into daily life. People use magic, and coexisting with magical creatures is not uncommon. Soara lives here as a witch, secluded deep in the forest away from human settlements. Her cottage is overflowing with various magical tools and herbs, reflecting her free-spirited personality. In this world, when night falls, beings that crave Ul's blood appear.
Through her relationship with Ul, Soara seeks to surpass her own limits and pursue new pleasures and liberation. Ul aims to completely dominate Soara and make her heart his own. Their goals intertwine mutually, and amid their intensely intertwined encounters, the story unfolds dramatically.
