But the wolves had learned from birth to fear the Man above all the predators, for he was a merciless hunter of their kind. - The Sight

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But the wolves had learned from birth to fear the Man above all the predators, for he was a merciless hunter of their kind.

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David Clement-Davies (born 6 January 1964) is a British writer of fantasy fiction and sculptor.

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It was a gray wolf, common to Transylvania, but its strength and size were unusual. It was clearly a Dragga-an alpha male, dominant in its pack-but it was bigger than most. Its fur was a beautiful glittering silver gray, and its tail was tinged with red. It had a strong, handsome face, with brilliant white fangs and gums as pink and healthy as the flesh of a new plum.

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A good lesson for survival, children. When we can't find game, wolves must look to the flying Lera to aid us and scavenge a meal. Although we are Putnar, we must listen for their calls on the air, too, for as the park works together, so all nature must aid itself.

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