I don’t know how I missed this story when it came out. This is excellent work. I hope you still read these comments, handsome, and that you’re still doing well. Hit me up on Tumblr: downupside3. I look forward to catching up, and trading story ideas.

I want a part 2

Love Teen Wolf so this was hot. There was some instances within the story where the the characters seem to get used twice. One where Scott pushed himself off his cock. So maybe a bit more editing for clarity but love the premise. I’d like to play this game…. I think

As a non smoker I can relate to James and his desire to experience cigars and leather despite his mind telling him otherwise. Not normally a story I would love but you are hitting all the right buttons.

Love how you are weaving this.

I just **love** this series. It's the best combination of mental changes, straight-to-gay, animal TF, spreading changes, excellent writing and good pictures that I have seen in a long while! I hope this series will never end...

Beautifull again. Love the Labby and the bulldog pics.

Honestly loved this! Cant wait for the next installments

The transformations have commenced for those of the house of Wolfheim, and things are going past the point of no return. What I find so fascinating about this chapter is that it intertwined grief and joy all at once. We start off first with Henrich (or the Wolf King) now receving his sons and getting ready to annoit Gil into the fold. We see how Rudolf comes back and confesses his love for Rubael, and his happy to join his family. Rafael is given solace that his desires for men are not inherently wrong and his accepted by his father, while Peter is happy to join into the fold, ready to be with Gil at his side in the pack that is to be formed. While Rafael and Rudolf join without hesitation, Peter notices something is off with Gil- while he brushes it off as Gil being nervous- something tells me he's going to realize something else was up. Meanwhile Gil's mental sanity is utterly fraying at the seams- as each of his brothers are turned it seems that goes deeper into fits of near insane grief. By the time he's ready to be transformed, it's more out of wanting to get the part of him that notices this is terrifying to stop. Even when Rubael saves him, he's torn between wanting to be with his family, the fact that he failed utterly in saving them, the fact that he's not sure who to trust now, and the fact that he's starting to realize there were so many easterners in Wolfheim that need somebody to help them. They all had happy stories, but Gil knows that bias against easterners is a thing- he's lived that experience directly with those of the ducal houses maligning him. In light of that, can he really just throw away his heritage? They need somebody to stand for them, and simply becoming a wolf likely won't help with that- if anything, it might make things worse as it seems the easterners aren't being shifted- so they'd be left with nobody to represent them. Meanwhile, Rubael is also an interesting character. I don't know what her feelings for Rudolf are (we know Rudolf loves her, but does she? She does seem to have a good rapport with him and be friendly with him, and if she does, is she compartmentalizing for the sake of her mission to avoid losing herself in grief? The fact that it seems the primal beast was playing the long game for this is insidious as it is clever- all the ducal houses could easily be corrupted, and that explains why the house of the eagle was so diminshed- the primal beast knew they had to go and so eliminated them one by one. The fact that Aigles was in fact possibly a valiant knight made a victim of the game between gods further muddles the circumstances- and it seems that of the gods, it's the one of dusk that might be the one to watch out for alongside the abyss (which seems to be the demons) and the beast- they seem to take a "get rid of evil at all costs" approach, as they wanted to cull the whole country. The arboreal also seem to be something to worry about as well. It seems that Rubael clearly loved Aigles as her liege knight as she was his squire, but she also seems very unaware that many of the easterners living in Wolfheim are not culturally easterners anymore. The fact that the easterners would prefer being turned rather than be left alone seems indicative of this- they want to be with their loved ones. And that might wind up causing them trouble in the west- we see Gil had to deal with anti western sentiments while stationed in the East- and with new of the beastfolk outbreaks and the easterners who lived in wolfheim being culturally distinct from those of the east, it's likely paranoia, riots, or ethnic tensions could ensue- that's not even getting into the possibilty of the knight orders pulling strings to do shifty things- we know in knightly duties they were willing to fake Collin's death for some strange reason after overworking him, and that debacle led to the demonic outbreak there. Seriously, Collin is basically in the same situation Gil is in now- or he will be soon enough. Meanwhile, it's likely that the wolf king and his sons are going to be on the prowl for Gil now. Then there's the fact that based on what we saw of the house of the bull pulling trade shenanigans due to Gil's presence- the ducal houses might start infighting. The more disturbing implication is that if the primal beast is meant to make all men beasts- why not target the easterners? I fear that they might wind up being "prey" in the grand scheme of things for the beasts, even if the beasts themselves don't really want to do this- they may be twisted into doing it. The fact that you show past scenes of when they are still human in some ways adds to the tragedy and joy- they all loved each other back then, and still do- but with the transformations- what might be the cost for such? Will the ducal houses allow for Gil to live- seeing as the primal beast hated the house of the eagle? They may well see Henrich and his sons as being blinded by love, and may plot regarding Gil on their own terms, in more sinister fashion. Looking over knightly duties, we have little information about the west- but all information we have indicates that the East is not facing a two pronged war between the demons and the beastfolk. Clearly, something stabilized- and I can think of a few options. Either Gil somehow manages to escape and winds up tragically pitted against his family, serving the rest of his life as a fighter on the western front, constantly chased down by his family, or worse- they become bitter enemies of each other- and his life is recorded as a tragedy for future generations by William's time, meaning that by knightly duties, the western front is a tense stalemate that could easily be broken as the demonic outbreaks spiral out of control- though I suspect this would then lead to demon-beastfolk conflict with human-demon conflict and even human-beastfolk conflict going on as the beasts seek vengeance for Gil having been taken by the east. The absolute worst case would be that the dusk winds up doing good on it's promise to cull the west- so there's not a problem there in fifty years because all in the west are dead. Gil might also wind up staying in Wolfheim and winds up turning, but also winds up making it so that the easterners in Wolfheim are not neglected- but this would mean the end of his lineage as an easterner- the fact that the whole point of him turning would be to deny his heritage bodes ill for any non-western individuals in wolfheim, unless this is somehow addressed. Of course, there's the possibility that he may turn, but they wind up countering the worst of the primal beasts suggestions, thus saving his family- but they will be changed (this is akin to the plotline of naedre's sinners and saints series). Either way, Gil is clearly realizing that those like him have also been orphaned by the changes, and that he can't just abandon them, and also knows that the primal beast right now might not be a good idea- he doesn't trust Rubael entirely- but he knows something is up, and he has to get to the bottom of it. I don't think he's just going to go back, as much as he's conflicted over what Rubael told him- he knows going back to get turned isn't a good idea either. He might escape and come back later, when he's armed with more knowledge and power. But the question becomes- is there enough time for this to happen? Or has he been outmaneuvered? I just hope Rubael doesn't wind up getting screwed over too badly. She clearly cares for Gil and it makes sense as to why she's working against the beastfolk infection seeing as the primal beasts' suggestions led to Henrich's father going mad and killing Aigleis and most of the transformations might seem pleasurable in an erotic context but realistically would be a nightmare, but if she and Rudolf are forced to blows it would be tragic. It's clear she isn't really the enemy here- but she really doesn't understand the cultural situation on the ground in Wolfheim as she literally can't see that the easterners of Wolfheim don't want to leave- if anything they left the east- and that might prove to backfire on her later on. I'm just scared that if Henrich and the others find out that Rubael did that (teleport Gil away), they might do something rash.

Wish you would have continued this!