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Though some priests of the Wild God might seem harmless servants of the divine at first glance, those who have listened to their sermons and seen their wild metamorphoses in the moonlight know that beneath that facade lurks the ferocious yet cunning beast. For the Wood Walker, father of lycanthropes, teaches that it is the very essence of a human being to be able to be both tranquil like a tree, ferocious like a wolf, cunning like a cat and have wisdom to remain yourself in all of those states.

The drawing is somewhat inspired by the song "Sacred and Wild" by Powerwolf.

Description
Though some priests of the Wild God might seem harmless servants of the divine at first glance, those who have listened to their sermons and seen their wild metamorphoses in the moonlight know that beneath that facade lurks the ferocious yet cunning beast. For the Wood Walker, father of lycanthropes, teaches that it is the very essence of a human being to be able to be both tranquil like a tree, ferocious like a wolf, cunning like a cat and have wisdom to remain yourself in all of those states.

The drawing is somewhat inspired by the song "Sacred and Wild" by Powerwolf.