Isohedron

In the legends of Asecha, the grandest of legends is one starring the most trivial of threats: Insects. In the midst of the great calamity, legends speak of four figures who came forth to stop it: The White Wolf, The Black Goblin, The Blue Demon, and The Yellow uh... Thing? Being? Creature? The Yellow Creature. 

This is one of four legends. 
The white psalm. 
The legend of the white wolf bandit.
Known as the most cliche of the four stories, it stars, as cliche stories often do, an abandoned child.

(Because this story starts chronologically before the other three, the other three psalms are temporarily on hold to prevent spoilers.)

Table of Asecha Psalms: Book of the White wolf

Table of contents

Volume 1