WINDS OF PLAGUE

â €Humans.
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â €Such filthy creatures.
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â €Such greed.
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â €The sudden expansion of humans into the lands of the North Eastern Region of the Ukraine had left hundreds of thousands animals without homes or territory. Among these animals were wolves dispersed into packs of rogues, lone wolves and a specific bloodline which loathed the human race and the vile toxins of their existence. They held belief that the lands of the North Eastern Ukraine, and beyond, were rightfully theirs. It was this belief that brought a pair of brothers together.. With a devastatingly productive plan.
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â €The pair came to the conclusion that the humans would not leave the lands unless driven to; They’d have to be _driven into the ground._
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â €On the night of April twenty-fifth, the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant workers had begun leaving to their homes, bracing for the next day’s dangerous work with high risks of radiation exposure. Few had stayed behind however to make sure t