Thank you, kind sir. Glad you liked it!

I liked it so much, I plugged it! https://www.furaffinity.net/journal/9683616/

That's so nice of you! Thank you again!
I agonized for ages over the motivations of Cooper and the Red Baron, but once I had those sussed out the writing happened pretty quickly :)

(applauds!)

Yay! Thank you for giving it a read :)

Very nice!

Be careful who you demand 'help' from - least they give you more 'help' than you were expecting!

Thank you so much...
Never pretend to second-guess the actions of a werewolf, because such an approach is only likely to get you bitten in the ass!

Very good.

Hey, thanks for the appreciation and for giving it a read!

and it's just as good as ever!

V.

Ty, ty Vixyy...
I made some very minor tweaks for this posting, but really the text is almost identical to the one you so kindly reviewed before.

Heh. This would make for a very interesting world.

I know, right?? I had some fun with the worldbuilding for this one.
Thank you for reading!

It gave me shivers all over again. Love the premise, love the dog(!)fighting, love the conclusion. Brilliant!

I think 'shivers' is just about right; I still find that one scene very difficult to read. I hate killing characters, even minor ones, but it was necessary for the story here.

Thanks for revisiting my story, Wire. I'm very happy that it still works for you :)

Heh...good show. Seriously, good show.

Thank you very much!

That was a very good read... now I'm late for work.

Oops... mea culpa, I suppose :)
Thank you so much for giving it a try!

You are welcome it was a good read.

Very good read. Interresting world setup.....
Nice writing style.
Go on with it.

Thank you very much! 'Jaeger' is the first war story I've written. As for a continuation... well, maybe one day I will, or at least another short story set in the same world.

Hell yeah!

Such comradery. No wonder the werewolves end up inheriting the world. I've always thought that the idea of an anthro species showing up and sort of naturally supplanting humanity by working together and not being innately wired for conflict is interesting. It's such a unique way to analyze whether or not humanity is redeemable.

Then again, a later story of yours has humanity enslaved by the wolves. That adds quite a layer of nuance to their morality.

Forcing humans to share the planet with an equally sentient and intelligent species that has a different moral outlook is absolutely where my writing lives. There is just so much you can prod and poke at, right there! It seems you and I are very much on the same wavelength in this regard.

It's scandalous, I know, but my werewolves tend not to be monsters; more often they're a repressed underclass just trying to get by as best they can in a human-dominated world. Banlieue Blues, which is the story you reference, is an outlier. It doesn't share a 'universe' with any of my other stories.

I love it when readers really dive into what I'm trying to do with these stories; it inspires me to keep on writing. Thank you very much indeed!

Yeah, I think we're definitely on the same wavelength. It's really nice to find another writer who works with the same themes. It's where my writing lives too.