Sating the Wolf

MylesWesleyKent Jun 27, 2023

7.5

I liked this. It was a good story. Although it wasn't that long, it was still a good read. The art and characters were also done very well - along with the prejudice the characters had for their opposites. The story of Noah (the wolf) meeting, befriending, and falling in love with Henri (the rabbit) was done quite well. Noah, who was banished from the pack who took him in (after the death of his mother) simply because of his Omega status - and the terrible tragedy that comes with being an Omega in a wolf pack. Noah finding a place for himself in a village inhabited by herbivores did help him stick out. And I did like that while everyone was pretty much afraid of Noah (for good reason actually, as carnivores tend to attack herbivores), Henri stood by him as he knew that Noah was kind hearted; after saving his little brothers, and helping some of the villagers. The pacing was done pretty good as well, as it took time for Henri and Noah to truly develop their chemistry - even though you could tell almost right away that there was a spark between them. Noah grew to love his new life in the village and with Henri, that even after his old boss, Zeke, wanted him to return, Noah outright refused; choosing Henri (and his little brothers) over his old pack. In the end, the villagers truly accepted Noah into their civilization - they even pointed out that in many other places around the world, interspecies relationships are being accepted and becoming the norm. Noah and Henri even ended up having a litter of their own - and they were just adorable. However, Henri being an Alpha...I didn't see that coming; as you don't really hear that with herbivores - carnivores, plenty...but herbivores? Finally, there wasn't enough intimate moments, and I also wished that they kept it uncensored; when things are censored, it's never fun to see. It may basically be "beastiality", but it was greenlighted and created for a reason. So keep it uncensored, if you please.