A wolf-less heir hides his power as a carpenter in his enemy's town.
The kingdom is one tribe away from collapse, and the man swinging the axe isn't who he pretends to be.
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Raven walks back into Redclaw territory carrying nothing but the hope of finding the family that exiled him years ago. Instead of a reunion, his own father refuses to recognize him, leaving Raven to bury his name and take work as a roaming carpenter, swinging an axe by day and sleeping in taverns by night. The cover holds until the Bloodshadow Tribe pours over the border and tears through the kingdom's defenses, forcing Raven to choose between staying hidden and unleashing the moon-blessed power he has been suppressing all this time. From there the show stacks one identity reveal on top of another, with a princess he protects, a king who tries to hand him the crown he never asked for, and a graveyard arc one year later that recasts the whole story as a slow march back to the people he came home for.
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