Beginning

The legend untold

There was an old tribe legend that has been passed down from generation to generation. The wolf tribe was told stories by their elders or have read about the tale in ancient books. The conflict was that it was too old that the story eventually lost it's story tellers. But the legend seemed so real and inspiring that many questioned if it did existed once. 

The story was devastating and left many at tears. 

The story starts with a girl named Hena, she was well known around the whole tribe for being a calm, sophisticated, and quiet girl who is socially outcasted among the kids of a nearby High School Institution. She was one of those kids who would sit at the corner and eat her lunch undisturbed. She would often be bullied by other kids who has also has wolf roots. Many didn't know of her real identity. 

The Elders of the tribe know that Hena was far from being an outcast. Hena was in fact one of the daughter of the Gods. She was the daughter of the Great God that they worship for the gift of good well-being and health. The Great God of Health treasures Hena so much that once an epidemic broke out and all the children in the tribe fell ill except Hena. She was the only one protected. 

Ever since then the Elders has treated Hena like she was a God herself, however, her status of being an outcast remained. No one notice her. Not until one boy changed the course of her life.

He moved in from another country and became a student in her class. His name was Maru. He was every girls dream. Intelligent, Handsome, Kind, and the best at everything. He was perfect. He had made friends with half the population of the whole school before Hena can even learn his name. He was too attracted to the title of the School's best student that one bet of approaching and becoming friends with Hena pushed him to her.

He thought it was easy to get her to talk to him but it was even harder than writing an essay. But he wasn't the one to give up easily. Everyday he would greet her, talk to her, and tell jokes even though he know he wouldn't get a mere response from her. He could've easily given up, however, he was beginning to feel comfortable and safe with her near him. And every day he was starting to feel the wall, that she built, slowly collapsing. She was giving bit and bit of herself to him that he was starting to give bit and bit of himself to her too.

Days and Days passed and he still continued. Hena was, indeed, starting to feel an attraction to him. She was starting to feel something that she never felt in her entire life. She was slowly falling in love with him. He made her feel important. He made her feel like she was the one and only girl he can ever look at with