The morning rays shone through the leaves on the tress, and the merrily chirping of the birds could be heard. Bennett was awakened by the sight of the wolf trying to wake him up. He got up as he feigned a yawn. Stretching his body slightly, he got up hurriedly as he remembered that he was still lost in the "never-ending" woods.

"Wolfie, I've got to find a way out today, and only today!" The white-haired boy messed with his hair as said that, panicking. The grey-furred wolf, on the other hand, seemed calm and collected.

"Oh wolfie, you don't understand!" Bennett said in confusion. The wolf remained quiet and turned his head as if asking the boy to follow it in that direction. Bennett nodded, still unsure of what is the wolf's intention.

After following the red-eyed wolf for a while, going through trees that lead the path, moving away bushes that blocked their sight, Bennett caught sight of the city that was not far away. He could not be happier.

"Thank you, Wolfie!" The green-eyed boy thanked the one who helped him get out. Excitement filled his mind as he said "After I go on a treasure hunt, I will surely tell the adventurers this story at our meeting tomorrow!" The wolf nodded as Bennett went off, heading south-east to Dadaupa George. Seeing the boy run further and further, the grey-furred one went back to the forest, as his shadow disappeared into the darkness.

The next day, when Bennett attended the meeting, he told stories of his rough adventure yesterday and how he, once again, got picked up by a tornado accidentally and surprisingly got a minor fracture.

Why surprisingly? Well, the unlucky adventurer usually ends up with severe wounds or fractures at the end of the day. So for a minor fracture in Bennett's eyes, is considered pretty lucky for him. He also added the story about how he met an injured wolf and became acquaintances with it, adding exaggerated words to make it more interesting. Unfortunately, none of the adventurers believed the story of the wolf and stared at each other awkwardly. "If you don't believe me, I'll show you! Let's go to Wolvendom, that way you'll see for yourself!" The unlucky adventurer tried to convince them, with his hopes still high up.

"No thanks, I bet we would get attacked by wolves because of your bad luck," an adventurer said, unbothered.

"Yeah, he honestly got a point," followed by another

The adventurers nodded and agreed with them.

Bennett felt sorrow swirling upon him as he was blamed for his bad luck once again. With a mildly sad tone, he apologized. "Sorry about my bad luck..." he trailed off awkwardly, trying to hold back his tears. "Oh, I have something urgent to attend to, gotta go, now," the white-haired boy said as he ran off to the west where Wolvendom is.