Covered in dirt and mud, aching and spitting blood, Cursing, you stir to rise and groan. Muffled in yet-to-come mutters a battle drum Werewolves don't usually walk alone.
Think on the battle-cost; this time the wolf has lost Beaten and broken and blind. Better beware, my lord; better prepare, my lord; I was the least of my kind.
Prying my switchblade cold out of my fingers' hold, Pause to take stock, reflect, and rue. Look on the damage done here by a single one; What do you think a full pack will do?
Careless I came by chance, joining in battle's dance Slain in a fight I could not win. Far-off a wolf pack hears; heads turn, with pricking ears. Thought you, my lord, that I had no kin?