Brazen Act

Was this how animals in the zoos felt like?

Serenity questioned in her mind in response to the scrutinizing gazes on her. The intensity of the gazes seemed to cast her as a novel specimen, subjected to the keen examination of curious scientists embarking on a discovery of the unfamiliar.

A discomfort akin to being dissected under the analytical gaze of inquisitive minds settled within her.

The only man out of the three cooks couldn't conceal his astonishment, blurting out, "It is really a human. This is the first time I have seen one."

That almost made Serenity's jaw drop.

It was fair to say that humans were more common in the outside world than werewolves. Humans can be found in almost every corner of the world.

How sheltered and ignorant do you have to be in order to have never seen a human?

That should never be the case unless the werewolves weren't allowed to leave their packs.

However, that's absolutely nonsensical because the pack's territory could only encompass so much, and