Duskfall : The Wolf and the Blade
As the human world crumbles, replaced by the dominance of supernatural creatures-werewolves, vampires, and demons-only a few cities survive as humanity's last refuge. Lycandor, the powerhouse of the werewolves, is the symbol of the new unshakable power, led by Fenrir Bloodfang, a feared and revered alpha.
The city of werewolves is led by Fenrir Bloodfang, the legendary alpha who rules the land with power and fear. Within the black walls of Lycandor, humans are mere pawns, subject to a power game they never understood.
Sigrid realizes that revenge is no longer her only game. The dark secrets hidden within Lycandor begin to unfold, shaking not only Sigrid, but also the power of the alpha.
Sigrid realizes that revenge is not all she needs to do, because humans cannot fight, so she does something, namely controlling the alpha in an effort to destroy humanity's enemies. The breaking point occurs when the alpha, Fenrir, has a deep connection with Sigrid, so she needs to decide whether she should be with him for life or she needs to avenge him.
Many conflicts occur until the battle between creatures occurs, human enemies namely Werewolves, Vampires, Demons and other creatures provide power for humans. These creatures become ferocious with humans and create such suffering.
In addition, because Sigrid was the destined mate, she needed to conceive and give birth to the heir of Fenrir. Because the female human body is not designed to give birth to creatures other than humans, the baby will become very large and complications will occur. Sigrid would feel immense pain in the course of her pregnancy and the breaking point would be when she went into labor so she would need to hold on for the baby to be born.
In a world where men are prey and power is determined by blood, Sigrid must fight monsters outside-and within-her own skin. But how to fight fate when she finds herself a part of it herself?
“Duskfall : The Wolf and the Blade” is a story of power, vengeance, and betrayal in a world colored by blood and the moon. Is Sigrid's vengeance strong enough to destroy Fenrir-or is it the turning point of her destiny?