Jason journeyed with Amarok but he was surprised he never once put down the heavy item.
He could crush his skull if he chose to with that kind of physical strength.
"Are you sure I cannot help you out?" Jason questioned.
"You are friend…" Amarok said and Jason didn't protest as he only asked due to formality.
He had no reason to stress himself, he just came here to relax and catch a break before something took his life.
But Jason couldn't help but note how empty this road was, there was no one present but not just that.
"This place gives me the creep," Jason thought to himself as he wondered where Amarok was taking him even though it wasn't in his position to question.
Jason followed quietly and for some strange reason, his body became stiffer than it was a few seconds ago.
"Why is my heart pounding? Am I afraid?" Jason thought to himself but quickly removed that thought out of his head.
Jason already understood the risks and consequences of trusting a stranger but even before he died, he did take on shady jobs to make ends meet.
"Beggars couldn't be choosers," Jason muttered under his breath, he understood how these things worked.
It didn't take long but he could see something in the distance, it was faint but they were approaching their location.
He could tell by Amarok's posture and body language, they had slowed down.
Jason heard a scream shortly after but assumed it was just drama, he lived in a similar place prior to his death so he didn't think much of it.
And judging by how unmoved Amarok was, he must have been right.
"Are we there yet?" Jason questioned but the talkative Amarok suddenly became quiet.
He didn't utter a single word and Jason looked up at him, the look in his eyes were lifeless.
Amarok stared right back at him to which Jason just sighed.
"I knew it… I ignored the stranger's danger and now I'm about to be a stranger's dinner," Jason muttered under his breath in defeat.
"Another one?" A voice rang out behind them, Jason jerked his head suddenly to see a wolfman a little taller than him standing behind them.
He didn't hear a single thing, if this thing wanted to kill him it could do so without him even noticing and that was scary.
Jason gulped but this must have been why Amarok's body language had changed, it must have sensed him.
"This one is not for feeding," Amarok said sternly, he sounded different.
The bass in his voice was deeper and that playful naive demeanor had disappeared.
"Are you sure? You said you would bring one back," The werewolf insisted but Amarok looked at Jason before returning his attention to his acquaintance.
"Are you questioning me?" Amarok asked and the other one immediately averted his gaze.
"The fuck… Is he the big dog here?" Jason thought to himself with a raised brow.
If this was the case then Amarok was a terrific actor, did he even have a wife or daughter?
They continued their journey into the village and Jason's unease changed to utter horror, he saw disposed bones rotting in the open.
Jason realized that the initial plan was to lure him here to feed to the village but why wasn't he?
"Fucking hell! You planned to fucking kill me!" Jason blurted out before taking a giant step back.
"I did but I saw you, we would need to fatten you up before you could even feed a single person," Amarok said.
"Hey! Do not body shame!" Jason fired back but Amarok didn't quite understand this term.
"Body shame? You wish to be shamed?" Amarok asked with a confused expression.
"Oh, I forgot… Why am I here then?" Jason finally asked because it was clear he would be dead if they wanted him so there was no need to be careful.
There was no way he was escaping a bunch of werewolves in their territory, there was no point trying.
If they were anything like how they portrayed in his past life, there would be no way in hell he was surviving EVEN with his system.
"Because you are my friend," Amorak responded and Jason was surprised he took that title seriously considering this thing was a trained killer.
Jason smiled awkwardly and gave him a thumbs up, he was going to ride the wave and see how far this takes him.
If he was going to escape, it would be in the middle of the night.
"... And my wife alongside my daughter would like to meet you," Amarok informed Jason, confirming he wasn't lying regarding this.
"Is that so…?" Jason thought to himself but part of him was already beginning to wonder how they looked.
Would they have gigantic breasts like the one he saw? Jason couldn't believe he didn't touch those breasts when he had the chance.
They walked and the deeper they got, the worse the air became, the rotten scent almost made him puke but it was no doubt the smell of the things they had killed.
Jason noticed they had basic structures, it looked like a village in those medieval shows and movies so they weren't at least stuck in the stone ages.
"A society of different races… Sounds familiar," Jason thought to himself and just like he expected, they were led to the biggest house in this village.
Jason stepped in and the house actually had things one would find the house of a human.
"You can sit down, I would introduce you to them," Amarok sounded excited, almost anxious like he couldn't wait.
Jason sat but from his peripherals, he saw someone peeking at him but the moment he returned her contact, she disappeared.
"Ummm… hello?" Jason greeted casually despite not having visuals on the person peeking through.
The creature soon came into view and to Jason's utmost surprise, she had the biggest set of breasts he had seen.
And the best part, she was barely clothed so he could see her areolas, what she had on barely covered it but this was one thing Jason took note of in the world.
The female came forward but her steps were careful, Jason couldn't take his eyes off her breasts.
"You must be Amarok's daughter… Hi, I'm Jason,"