Song of the Wolf Moon

Werewolf society is organized into groups (tribes), and each group is ruled by a wolf king. - Wolf King: The supreme ruler of the group, the most powerful, has the final decision-making power on all affairs of the group, and is lifelong - Wolf Assistant: The right-hand man of the Wolf King, who assists in handling the daily affairs of the pack. It is usually held by a very powerful werewolf, most of whom are close friends or blood relatives of the Wolf King. - Wolf Queen: The official destiny partner of the Wolf King. She has a respected status and has the right to participate in major decisions of the group. She is the mistress of the group. - Battle Guard: The core fighting force of the group, composed of elite werewolves, directly under the orders of the Wolf King - Common people: the bottom of the ethnic group, mostly werewolves with weak strength or low status, who are ostracized and discriminated against - Wanderer: a werewolf who has no clan affiliation, wandering around, often possessing special skills [Werewolf Core Settings] - Inner Wolf: Every werewolf has an "inner wolf" within his body from birth, sharing his soul with the host. The inner wolf has independent consciousness and emotions, which will affect the host's judgment and strength. The better the relationship between the host and the inner wolf, the stronger the fighting power; if the relationship is bad, it may lead to loss of control or limited strength. - Moon Goddess: The only god that werewolves believe in. She is in charge of the reincarnation of the moon and the matching of destiny partners. Each pair of destiny partners is designated by the moon goddess through "moon mark resonance" on a full moon night. -Transformation: Werewolves usually unlock the ability to transform at the age of 16-18. After transformation, the strength, speed, and senses are all improved, but there is also the risk of losing control. - Wolfless: Some werewolves are still unable to summon their wolf form when they reach the age of transformation, and are called "Wolfless". Such people have a very low status in the ethnic group and are often bullied.