At first glance, Grai is just another small island in South Korea with a total population of only a thousand. But, nothing about the place is ordinary. In fact, it is far from being ordinary. What the other 99% of the country’s population do not know is that this is where the surviving grey wolves, that many believed have been completely vanished from the continent almost a century ago, reside. But that’s not the only unusual thing about this place. There’s another catch. They are not just wolves, they are all werewolves – every single person on the island.

Although the people still go and vote once every four years, Grai has its own little government, led by a King named Choi Byungjin. He does not interfere with the politics of the whole country per se. Rather, his main concern is to maintain the tranquility and welfare of the whole wolf kingdom. Having many different packs, some more superior than the other, it is easy for a conflict to arise. If the people do not get along, this will only cause more problems to the main government of the country. He could never let that happen because that would only mean they are endagering their cover. Ordinary people should never know of their existence, or they would suffer the same fate as their ancestors.

So far, after many decades of great dominion, Grai has been able to remain peaceful. But everything is about to change… for the worst. And for the first time since he ascended the throne, Choi Byungjin finds himself helpless as he witnesses, one by one, the people he loves die – his friends, his brother, his wife. Before things get even worse than it already has, he immediately commands a group of his most trusted people to take his one and only son, Choi Junhong, to a neighbouring island for protection. No matter what happens, he cannot die. Choi Junhong cannot die, for the future of Grai lies in his hands.

Or... does it?

DISCLAIMER

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CREDITS

Poster and Background by: ＣＨＩＮＧ Ａ ＬＩＮＧ