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“Sir, you must be joking! My daughter Amora is not a werewolf. She is just a human like us,” said Mr. Petri, rejecting Apollo's statement firmly.

Even though he saw with his own eyes how great Amora was against all those werewolves, he still couldn't believe that she was a werewolf.

"She doesn't have a wolf coming out of her body," said Mrs. Petri, playing with her fingers. “And I know you are good werewolves who want to help us and save us. I’d like to say thank you. But now you can go, please.”

Mr. and Mrs. Petri pulled Amora's arm gently and led her to get into the car.

Amora wanted to say something but she was too weak.

She remembered that the pendant on her neck was shining very brightly and it hurt any werewolves that hit it. But after that, she fainted and couldn't remember anything else. When she fought head-on and