Swanson

In a thrilling and suspense-filled narrative, Stanley Swanson, a werewolf, agrees to grant an interview to Kain, a human journalist, at the precise moment when an all-out war ignites within the supernatural world. Stanley, aware that the conflict will soon spill into the human realm, decides to reveal the closely guarded secrets of werewolves and vampires, hoping to gauge where human allegiances lie. This decision sets the stage for a perilous and transformative journey, as Kain dives deep into the enigmatic and dangerous world of the supernatural.

Stanley Swanson believes that war, one day, will happen between the creatures of the night but will involve humans. He reaches out to a retired journalist, Kain, in hopes that if he shares the secrets of both werewolf and vampires, if a war does occur, humans will join sides with the breed of the werewolf. And a friendship is formed quickly as Kain agrees to write the journal. When the knowledge of what Stanley is doing with this mortal is leaked, the highest of all vampires, known as Drakulis, set a war in motion.

In this captivating and transformative tale, the life of Sebastian takes a dramatic turn when a curse is unjustly placed upon him by an innocent woman, whom the superstitious villagers label as a witch. Little does Sebastian know that this curse will reshape the course of his existence, marking him as the inaugural Lycan, the first of his kind. As he grapples with the newfound challenges of his lycanthropy, he is faced with a consequential decision that alters the fate of his closest friend, transforming him into a werewolf.

For years, Stanley harbored a chilling belief—a war was coming. A war not between nations or ideologies, but between man and monster. The whispers in the dark, the lurking shadows that danced at the edge of human knowledge—creatures of the night—were real. And their existence was no longer just the subject of superstition or horror tales. It was fact. Dangerous, uncontrollable fact. At the center of this unraveling nightmare lies a journal.