#Chapter 131: Out of Hand

Aria I spent that entire week painstakingly putting together a presentation for that following Friday’s meeting. I not only wanted my goals to be as clear as possible, but also wanted to back them up with proof. If there was any possible way to ensure that my idea could hold weight, then I wanted to be prepared. So that week, I spent much of my time in the company’s archives, going through old files and studies on werewolf scents, habits, and biological structure. I took extra effort ensuring that I collected enough data that could prove that werewolves could, in fact, temporarily mask their scent for various reasons. One study in particular, from the 1950s, talked about the way that werewolves could temporarily dull their scents in order to hide from danger. Werewolves who perceived potential threats from larger predators, such as bears or other werewolves who wished to do them harm, could briefly dull their natural scent in order to avoid being detected. Howev