The Hour of the Dog and the Wolf
All the restraints and devices binding Pungjin...
...slipped right off the moment he transformed back into a dog a short while later.
Once again, Pungjin couldn't utter a single word to his new owner...
and had nothing but his semen stolen from him.
The beauty... the maniac... the nympho... the whore made sure he couldn't say anything to her. The instant she turned him human, she clamped his mouth shut.
On top of that, today she had somehow produced an unfamiliar dog collar and fastened it around Pungjin's neck.
As he wondered about the true nature of this collar—which reeked of powerful magic—he still felt a faint sense of affection toward his new owner. After all, she at least brought him some jerky and let him relieve his desires.
In truth, the frenzied, brute-force milking of his semen had eased the effects of the estrus magic on his cock to some degree.
Of course he couldn't see it or touch it himself, but having an absolute stunner rub his dick with her mouth, hands, and pussy until he came... honestly, wasn't it only natural to feel happy about that?
If not for something like this, when the hell would a guy like Pungjin have ever gotten to touch a woman?
He had grown somewhat accustomed to roaming the forest freely as a dog, and there were times when he genuinely enjoyed how lightning-fast his body could move.
Especially while hunting small animals with reckless abandon. As Pungjin gradually awakened to his wild side—or rather, his cruelty—he had begun challenging larger prey.
From the early days of hunting tiny mice, baby birds, and young rabbits, he had progressed to taking down fairly large rabbits, rodents, and even wild boar piglets. The size of the animals he hunted kept growing.
The thrill of ending a life with his own fangs, the sense of fulfillment when he tore into glistening, blood-soaked entrails...!!!
And on those nights, he would stare up at the round moon, bark wildly—*woof woof woof*—then let out a long, eerie howl.
**Awoooooooooooo~~~**
Then one day, deep in the forest...
Pungjin caught a strange scent.
His sense of smell had developed considerably by now; he could detect almost any odor. This one was incredibly foul, yet completely new to him. He instantly realized it belonged to a creature he had never encountered before.
Moving stealthily, he tracked the source of the scent.
Soon he could hear faint sounds as well. It seemed like there were one or two of them. Another creature appeared to be fleeing from the first, and a peculiar, different smell mingled in the air.
He continued following the trail with caution until he could see the scene of a battle from a distance.
"Kiiik~!! Kiiik!! Kiiiiik!!!"
A very, very small green monster that looked like a monkey was swinging something resembling a club and attacking what appeared to be a person.
It looked exactly like the goblins from fantasy stories.
There were quite a few of them—roughly five or six.
"Woof woof woof!! Woof woof woof!!"
The person-like creature was small in stature but wielded a blade-like weapon, fighting off the goblins while strangely barking like a dog.
The metallic scent of blood from its wounds strongly stimulated Pungjin.
Having become a dog, the smell of blood now sent adrenaline surging through him. He was turning into a wild alpha male.
".....!"
Baring his fangs, Pungjin slowly advanced toward the green monsters that had invaded **his territory**!
Judging by their size and everything else, he didn't think he would lose.
As he got closer and looked more carefully, he was shocked to discover two things: the barking creature was actually a petite girl... and she had animal ears on her head.
Holy shit...
First goblins, now this...
A demi-human? Something like that?
Well... did that mean she wasn't human?
Could she even speak?
He himself couldn't speak human words, yet he still found this fantasy world incredibly complicated as he pondered what to do.
First, the bastards who had trespassed on his territory obviously needed to be killed or driven off.
But he had no idea how to handle that demi-human woman.
Should he show some **humanity** and save her?
Or since she had also invaded his territory, should he chase both of them away?
At that moment...
"You... you damn goblin bastards... Even if I die today, I, **Eunbyul** of the Black Wolf Sect, will make sure to take at least one of you with me when I go!! Woof woof woof!!!"
The demi-human woman was speaking human words that Pungjin could actually understand.
Hmm... that changed things.
Then he saw one goblin stealthily crouching down and creeping up behind the woman called Eunbyul.
It looked like it was planning a sneak attack from the rear.
'Hmm... guess I have no choice...'
Pungjin leaped lightly and attacked the goblin from behind.
"Kiiiiiiiiik!!!!! "
The goblin thrashed wildly as its neck was caught in a death grip!!
Pungjin shook his tightly clamped jaws violently, instantly silencing the creature.!!!
It was the same move he often used when hunting animals.
The goblins froze at the sudden appearance of Pungjin—no, the dog—who was dismantling their comrade.
They hesitated, clearly preparing to use the **thirty-six stratagems** and run for their lives.
"Where do you think you're going, you bastards!!"
"Kiiiiiiiiik!!!"
Despite her injuries, Eunbyul swung her blade and cut down one goblin in a single stroke!!
'Oh, nice one, Eunbyul.'
"Woof woof woof!!!"
Aaaah... what came out of Pungjin's mouth wasn't human speech, but the bark of a dog!!
But the goblins must have interpreted it differently, because they immediately turned tail and fled.
It turned out there had been more of them hiding in the bushes. The number of fleeing goblins looked close to ten.
Ah... seriously, if it had been a prolonged fight, things could've gotten dangerous.
That was probably why Eunbyul had been getting pushed back.
Still, you think you can just waltz into someone else's territory and run away?
Not on my watch~!
Pungjin chased after them and bit down on another goblin's leg, flinging it into the air.
It was a game he enjoyed when catching small mice or rabbits—**ball throwing**.
"Kiiiiiiiiik~~!!"
He must have thrown it too high in his excitement, because the flying goblin slammed straight into one of the fleeing ones with a loud *thud*...!!
"Kiiik!! Kiiing!!!"
The remaining goblins panicked and scattered in every direction like lunatics, so he couldn't catch them all. He only managed to finish off the one or two that had fallen behind due to injuries.
"Woof woof woof! Awoo~~~~~! Awoo~~~~!!!!! "
After taking down the last goblin, Eunbyul seemed overjoyed. She lifted her head to the sky and began making strange noises.
Since Pungjin occasionally made the same sounds when he was alone, he joined in.
"Awoo~~~~~!!! Awoo~~~~~~~~~~~!! "
Huh... doing this actually sounds exactly like a wolf's howl...
Well, dogs and wolves are pretty similar anyway.
After they finished their victory cries together, Pungjin noticed Eunbyul's wounds.
When he sniffed at her injuries with a worried expression, she gave him a small smile.
"Ah... I got a little hurt, but it'll heal soon enough.
By the way, who are you?
I've been hearing howls at night for the past few days, so I thought one of my kin was nearby...
It must've been you, not someone else.
Where's your family?"
Aaaah... so this was what **[conversation]** felt like...
Pungjin was so moved that tears welled up in his eyes.
"Huh... why... why are you crying? Did something happen? Did your family die? Are they gone?"
Pungjin nodded.
"Wow... you understand words pretty well. Were you raised with other wolves?
I'm Eunbyul, from the Black Wolf Sect.
The boss sent me on an errand to another village, but I got lost and ended up wandering around until those goblins attacked me.
Damn it...
I have no idea how I'm supposed to find my way back. I'm completely lost..."
Pungjin found it fascinating that Eunbyul was treating him like a person. He kept nodding, then gestured with his head for her to follow him.
"What? Follow you? Where to? Do you have a home? Alright, let's go see."
Surprisingly, Eunbyul obediently followed him.
He wasn't sure whether she trusted dogs more than people, trusted him because he wasn't human, or was simply naive and a bit of an airhead.
It was a little confusing.
Instead of taking her to Miwol's house, Pungjin led her to the small cave he had been using as a temporary shelter.
He was worried that if he brought her to Miwol's place, she might steal something or cause a mess.
"Wow... this is nice. You live in a pretty good spot, huh?"
Eunbyul looked at the decent-sized cave with surprise and envy, clearly impressed given how low her usual living standards must have been.
Feeling frustrated, Pungjin tried to communicate by writing letters in the sand.
"Huh? Wait... aren't those letters? Wa... ter...? Um... hmm...
S-sorry... I still haven't learned how to read yet...
Man... I'm even worse than a wolf pup...
Huh? Why do you look so surprised?"
"Woof woof, whine whine..."
Pungjin was shocked that a demi-human couldn't read, but he was even more surprised to learn that he wasn't a dog—he was a wolf.
"What? Yeah... so... you're saying? A dog? Dog...? No, you're not a dog.
You're a wolf.
You really didn't know?
Dogs can't howl at the sky like that lololol
Plus, you look like a wolf... I'm from the Black Wolf Sect, the strongest of the Inrang tribe. I wouldn't mistake a fellow wolf for a dog...
Ah... and your... your manhood is so... impressive..."
It was a bit strange how Eunbyul suddenly blushed after staring at his cock, but anyway...
Pungjin felt a small surge of self-esteem upon learning he wasn't a dog, but a wolf.
That's right.
Pungjin had never been a dog. He was a wolf.
From the very beginning, when Shinji had transformed him, she hadn't turned him into a dog—she had turned him into a wolf.
Dogs were animals that vampires absolutely despised and were naturally opposed to.
Shinji had naturally turned Pungjin into a wolf, which was friendly to vampires, rather than a dog, which she hated.
She simply hadn't bothered to tell him...
Since Miwol had always treated him like a puppy, Pungjin had simply assumed from his appearance that he was a dog.
