Holding A Wolf Heart.

When the wolves were initially formed, they lacked something essential – a soul, turning them into ruthless creatures capable of relentless violence without any moral restraint. The gods began to realize their mistake, fearing the potential devastation the wolves could unleash upon the world. They wanted to instill a sense of morality within these creatures. However, the wolves refused to accept divine guidance, their hearts as dark as their insatiable desires. Faced with this challenge, the gods made a drastic move. They compelled the wolves to kneel, imbuing them with souls that resembled human beings. With these new souls came consequences: every act of violence would cause pain and suffering, reminding them of the value of life and the need for self-preservation. The gods' ultimate goal was to bring about change, ending the cycle of killing and attacks. They imposed a new rule: the wolves must now nurture and protect their own souls, ensuring peace and cooperation. This transformation强制性地 forced them to consider the well-being of their inner being, ending the reign of terror.