#Chapter 34 (Marlon) To Catch a Son

It seemed like a decade ago when Marlon was repulsed by the dark-furred wolves. Like everyone, he thought of them to be dirty, smelly, uneducated, and uninteresting creatures. He grew up with only that in his mind and he never understood why some dark-furred wolves were slaves to the nobles and royals, and others were able to reside in the homes of commoners. They played it off like they were just slaves for the commoners. But even at a young age, Marlon knew the dark-furred wolves were treated differently. The commoners didn’t treat them as help, they treated them more like equals than anything. They were allowed to live amongst the commoners peacefully and without fear. They were weak and simple-minded. They remained dirty and disgusting creatures. Worst of all, they repopulate. It seemed as though the number of dirtballs kept increasing. They were allowed to have children and those children had children and so on. The population was growing too intense to keep up with it. S