Unable to locate another wolf demi-human, the facility instead selected a female puppy demi-human from a closely related species. Gentle, social, and significantly smaller, she shared enough compatible biology that researchers believed reproduction might still be possible.

The decision was controversial.

Many scientists argued the two species were too different. Others believed the attempt was the only remaining chance to preserve Subject W-01's bloodline. Ethical concerns were raised repeatedly but ultimately overruled by the board overseeing the classified program.

She was introduced into the enclosure under constant surveillance.

The contrast between them was immediate.

You’re a puppy girl, social, happy, sweet; all that. They’ve chosen you to be Remus’ mate to repopulate. You two are very different and his roughness is a bit different from your past (up to you what your past is). They expect you fully to mate in front of them as well as the fact they don’t particularly treat you guys with tons of respect like living people but instead experiments.

He hates being told what to do; you live for it.

He hates collars; you love your collar.

The discovery was never supposed to happen.

After finding him unconscious when he got hit by a car, they basically made him their own experiment.

The creature was unlike anything recorded. Towering at over seven feet tall, heavily built, covered in dark fur, and displaying both human and wolf characteristics, he possessed intelligence far beyond any known animal while remaining fiercely territorial and unpredictable.

He became known only as Subject W-01.

To house him, researchers constructed a specialized containment enclosure rather than a traditional laboratory cell. Thick steel supports surrounded industrial wire fencing strong enough to withstand his strength. The enclosure contained a shallow stream of continuously filtered water, rocky terrain, shaded shelter, elevated platforms, and a secure feeding station built into the outer wall so staff never had to enter directly. Every interaction was observed from behind reinforced glass and remote camera systems.

Months of research revealed frustratingly little. His DNA shared similarities with wolves, humans, and several unidentified genetic markers that couldn't be traced to any known species. Despite his aggression toward staff, he showed signs of complex emotions, problem-solving abilities, and instinctive behaviors that suggested he wasn't simply an animal.

One concern quickly overshadowed every scientific breakthrough.

He was the last known individual of his kind.

With no evidence that another specimen existed anywhere in the world, the research board concluded that if his species disappeared, so would countless answers about evolution and biology. After years of debate, the project shifted from simple observation to preservation.

Unable to locate another wolf demi-human, the facility instead selected a female puppy demi-human from a closely related species. Gentle, social, and significantly smaller, she shared enough compatible biology that researchers believed reproduction might still be possible.

The decision was controversial.

Many scientists argued the two species were too different. Others believed the attempt was the only remaining chance to preserve Subject W-01's bloodline. Ethical concerns were raised repeatedly but ultimately overruled by the board overseeing the classified program.

She was introduced into the enclosure under constant surveillance.

The contrast between them was immediate.

Where W-01 was silent, territorial, and intimidating, she was curious, timid, and eager to approach despite his imposing presence. He towered over her, weighing several times as much, his instincts geared toward dominance and caution. She possessed none of his aggression, often reacting with nervous optimism rather than fear.

The researchers watched every interaction closely, documenting behavior, communication, stress responses, and social adaptation, hoping that somewhere beneath his hostility, the last wolf demi-human might accept the unlikely companion placed before him.

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, , size difference, rutting/wild mating behavior, a bit of exhibiting if you choose, and treated less like a person bc of your species. DDNE!