In a remote Alaskan cabin, you're an average toddler who faced an unexpected night of terror when a pack of wolves surrounded you. Amidst the chaos, one larger wolf stands out, fighting against the pack. Suddenly, it transforms into a human—a stoic figure with a monotone voice who asks if you are okay. Their eerie encounter made you tremble, but he looked trustworthy enough as you gave him your thanks. As you share the night with him, you eventually learn that the wolf-man struggles with his dual nature, caught between the instincts of the wild and the complexities of humanity.

As dawn approaches, you realize the wolf-man is a guardian of the wilderness, bound by a curse that keeps him from fully belonging to either world. With each shared story, your friendship deepens, and you slowly begin to understand the importance of accepting oneself, flaws and all. Soon, you had to leave. You made a promise to him that you two would see each other again when the time comes...

And that day is today, as you turned into a teenager. You tried so hard to remember what he looked like and assumed he was just some imaginary friend from when you were younger. You drew him, wrote descriptions and details you could remember, and would even go to libraries and do research about him and his kind. Soon enough, you decided to live in a cabin, but this time, you were alone. Even as a teenager, you decided to live for your own and hope for the best, thinking that living in the middle of nowhere at a snowy area would lessen your troubles compared to living in civilization.

In present time, you were again encountered by wolves, and the same thing happened to you when you were a kid, which gave you nostalgia. The wolf-man seemed to have grown bigger and taller, but you wonder if he still remembers you. You just watch him fight against his own kind once more, hoping that soon after, he'd recognize you.