(Area Overview) Wolf Town

[The Phantom God]

Wolf Town, as it is known, is really more of a village with regards to its size. No one quite remembers why it's called a town, but the name has stuck around. it is otherwise rather aptly named, however, as it is inhabited entirely by wolf people. They should not be confused with werewolves as they do not have human forms and are hardly, if at all, feral for the most part. They likely do not share the werewolf's supernatural strengths or weaknesses and are normally just about as welcoming as any other village in the area, being a rather safe place to stop and rest on your journey. The wolves live in the hallowed out trunks of trees, a very humble existance that keeps them close to nature. While this extremely rural, stylized town may not look it, it actually has a few shops, businesses and even an inn available for people to stay at, provided you aren't weirded out by the idea of sharing an enclosed space with wolves.

To the west of Wolf Town is a dock bordering the local river, the same river that passes through Ruins Town to the north. This river is a source of food and perhaps the easiest way to reach Wolf Town, as it is bordered by the forest of darkness and a system of caves that are infested by monsters and disreputables that might wish to pick a fight with you. The town is otherwise very quiet compared to your average village. You won't find many wolf people wandering around in the day, mostly because they're simply nocturnal and would rather be asleep. However, because of tourism certain shops have odd operating hours that make it easier for daytime dwellers to spend their money. At night you can usually find the town in a more active state, with wolf people often out on the prowl either hunting or just enjoying the cool atmosphere. They are sometimes attracted to travelers who have the misfortune of being mistaken for prey, only to be force to awkwardly apologized for approaching their would-be victim out of the blue once they get close enough to confirm the travelers are not food. If one were to take the river south, they would find themselves traveling down towards Suketoudara house, which in turn is vaguely east of Madou Village, requiring one to travel south and wrap around Sage Mountain to get there.