The wolf bit the hunter to death, and the village chief was bitten into pieces by the wolf. The village chief's wife was killed by the wolf while holding her son. This grudge between man and wolf ended with the failure of man.
The leader of the wolf pack returned to the forest with the baby in his mouth. When the baby was hungry, the she-wolf fed him and fed the baby with her nipple. Sixteen years later, the baby grew up and the she-wolf got older. It relied on the young wolf to feed it. The wolf boy went down the mountain and met a woman coming out of the house. The wolf boy appeared and frightened her. The wolf boy was caught by a hunter while walking on the road and wanted to sell him to a troupe. The female wolf rescued the wolf boy but was beaten to death by the hunter. The wolf boy picked up the female wolf and buried him. The young wolf avenged the mother wolf.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
