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The evening was eerily silent as the sound of the rain could be heard almost echoing off the ground. No birds chirping, no crickets, not a frog to be heard. The once beautiful and peaceful village has been turned into a killing field but what triggered it?
The quaint village is much different than other villages in that all residents are werewolves who have moved away from the rest of civilization to live out their lives in peace, though each night they lock themselves away to protect everyone in the village from what will happen when the moon is full. The problem is, as they have learned, a full moon happens EVERY night, just because one cannot see the entire lit side of the moon does not mean it is not there.
Their system of checks and balances had worked for years, what happened last night? What was this cruel hand of fate? A malfunction of a lock? Of several locks?
All they knew is that this morning a blood bath happened and now the town is full of additional people trying to find out what happened. They claim to all be wolves but something is off, something is not right.
A howl breaks the silence, not one of confidence and grandeur but one of pain and suffering. A shot rings out, silence has returned. This is far from over...
As the daylight returns everyone returns from their locked up state to find that EagleFan has been shot, a silver bullet sealing his fate. You are no longer safe. You must find out who these new people are. The ten newest members of the village are gathered together and locked into the mansion at the center of town. There are enough safety cages for each member to safely lock themselves in during the evening but that is not why they were locked away in the mansion. They were locked away to find out which one of them is the evil that has entered the village, or is it worse than just one... more than one? ALL of them?
The gate closes and the lock clicks loudly. You must determine your own fate now.
You come together, many arguing as a newly formed feeling of resentment swells over the group. Who is the evil? Who must go?
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