Quote Another werewolf thing. Like most animals, we...

Another werewolf thing. Like most animals, we werewolves have primal instincts that drive our actions and behaviors. These instincts are deeply rooted in our nature, guiding us in our quest for survival and fulfillment.

Feeding, fighting and... reproduction. These are the three fundamental activities that consume much of our time and energy. Just like any other creature in the animal kingdom, we must eat to sustain ourselves, defend our territory and loved ones, and continue our species through reproduction.

Feeding is essential for our survival, as it provides us with the nourishment and energy we need to thrive. Whether it's hunting for prey in the wild or sourcing food in human form, we must constantly seek sustenance to keep ourselves strong and healthy.

Fighting is a necessary part of our existence, as we must protect ourselves and our pack from threats and dangers. Whether it's defending our territory from rival werewolves or standing up against human adversaries, we must be prepared to fight for what is ours.

Reproduction is the continuation of our species, ensuring that future generations of werewolves will exist. It is a natural and instinctual drive that compels us to seek out mates and create offspring, passing on our genes and legacy to the next generation.

These three activities are not just mundane tasks, but essential components of our existence as werewolves. They define who we are and how we interact with the world around us, shaping our lives and guiding our actions in the pursuit of survival and fulfillment.

While these instincts may seem primal and instinctual, they are also a reminder of our connection to the natural world and the cycle of life. By embracing our animalistic nature and honoring these fundamental activities, we can better understand ourselves and our place in the world.

So, let us embrace the three Fs of basic survival – feeding, fighting, and reproduction – with a sense of purpose and gratitude. Let us honor our instincts and primal drives, knowing that they are essential to our existence as werewolves and creatures of the wild.