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Witch of Nightscape
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Koda shook the freshly fallen snow off his fur as he headed towards that abandoned cabin that he normally took refuge in. He had been with his back for the better part of a month before having to leave so he could shift back. If he stayed shifted for too long, he would end up staying a wolf and that really didn't sit well to him at the moment. He was able to reach the cabin, shifting back into his huge human form.
He found the blankets in the same place that he had left them last month. No one dared venture to this cabin. The locals believed a superstition that this place that he had taken refuge in was haunted. They never ventured in. At least they hadn't so far. He hoped it would stay that way for a while longer, but he didn't count on it. He knew that humans were curious. He knew this because he was half human. However, he wouldn't be moving anywhere anytime soon. This was the only place he had to be a human.
He didn't know any of the villagers nor did he try to as his understanding of them was very limited. He knew how to greet people and to show respect and kindness, but when it came to what the world was going through, changes in tech and what not, he had no idea. So he just stayed away from humans all together so he wouldn't confuse himself.
He looked out the south window, the one that faced the village. Whoever had lived in this cabin before it was abandoned clearly hated the village to a certain degree. However, they still wished to watch over it via the window. He was sure that, one of these days, someone would venture over to his cabin due to curiosity, but, at this point, he was ready for any human that decided to get curious enough to check it out.
He grabbed his blankets and wrapped them around him, his body heat warming him up rather quickly. He had many reasons that he loved being a wolf shifter, but this was the best by far. The body heat generated by the wolf was enough to keep them warm amongst all their fur in the winter time. This applied to him even when he was in human form. He stayed like this, his own body heat starting to make him drowsy. If anyone was approaching, he wouldn't know.
He found the blankets in the same place that he had left them last month. No one dared venture to this cabin. The locals believed a superstition that this place that he had taken refuge in was haunted. They never ventured in. At least they hadn't so far. He hoped it would stay that way for a while longer, but he didn't count on it. He knew that humans were curious. He knew this because he was half human. However, he wouldn't be moving anywhere anytime soon. This was the only place he had to be a human.
He didn't know any of the villagers nor did he try to as his understanding of them was very limited. He knew how to greet people and to show respect and kindness, but when it came to what the world was going through, changes in tech and what not, he had no idea. So he just stayed away from humans all together so he wouldn't confuse himself.
He looked out the south window, the one that faced the village. Whoever had lived in this cabin before it was abandoned clearly hated the village to a certain degree. However, they still wished to watch over it via the window. He was sure that, one of these days, someone would venture over to his cabin due to curiosity, but, at this point, he was ready for any human that decided to get curious enough to check it out.
He grabbed his blankets and wrapped them around him, his body heat warming him up rather quickly. He had many reasons that he loved being a wolf shifter, but this was the best by far. The body heat generated by the wolf was enough to keep them warm amongst all their fur in the winter time. This applied to him even when he was in human form. He stayed like this, his own body heat starting to make him drowsy. If anyone was approaching, he wouldn't know.