Clara, an ordinary female teacher in London, received an unmailed mysterious letter twelve years later. An invitation drew her to the Eclipse Manor on the coast of Maine, which was shrouded in thick fog all year round, and she was hired to be the tutor of the orphan Lillian.
The manor is full of secrets: the taciturn and mysterious Lord Edward lives alone in the tower all year round, and turns into a lone wolf every full moon. There are ancient runes on the doorposts, moving family portraits, and the successive missing Silver Moon Hunters. Layers of mysteries surround him. As a Silver Moon hunter, her mother Elaine was ordered to kill wolves, but she was tempted and retired halfway, leaving behind a lifetime of regrets and incomplete notes.
Cursed by a three-hundred-year contract, the heirs of the Black family lose control and turn into wolves every full moon. Hunters of all generations either died from the mouths of beasts or failed due to impure love. Clara is of the orthodox Silver Moon bloodline and came here with the purpose of exploring the death of her mother. However, during their day-to-day interactions, she saw through Edward's loneliness and self-torture under his disguised indifference.
On one side, the Silver Moon Society, whose duty has been to hunt wolves for generations, is pressing hard. On the other side, there is a fatal ritual of full moon sacrifice, and if it fails, the soul will fall into darkness forever. She gave up the fate of hunting, gambled on the deep love of her soul, and offered a sincere kiss under the full moon. With a deep love that transcended humans and wolves, she cut off the curse of reincarnation that had been entangled for three hundred years, and completed the love that two generations had missed.
Purpose: Clara, a female teacher with the bloodline of the Silver Moon Hunter, rushes to the mist-shrouded Eclipse Manor, using her sincerity as a blade to break the three-hundred-year werewolf curse of the Black family and complete the regretful two-way redemption of two generations.