David Watson woke up on a medical bed.
A doctor-like man was working beside him, removing the various electrode pads from his body before telling him, "Congratulations, Sergeant Watson. You're now a War Wolf."
Once his body had adjusted somewhat, the medical staff led him to a treadmill to test his cardiopulmonary function, followed by grip strength and punching tests, then tests of arm strength, jumping ability, endurance, and more.
Then they injected a whole slew of things under his skin to verify whether his altered body had developed any abnormal immune reactions.
After more than half a day of examinations, everything about him was excellent. The doctor said he was built like a bull.
Finally, he was brought to the Transformation Project Section, where he finally saw his second form and completely understood why this special operations unit was called the War Wolf.
He had become a legendary werewolf, with a long wolfish muzzle, gray fur covering his entire body, and claws on his hands and feet—he was practically an upright giant wolf.
Rather than frightening David, this appearance thrilled him.
David had been born in Hampshire and grown up near New Forest. His father was an archaeologist and an outdoor adventurer who often took young David deep into the woods. That was how he learned many wilderness survival skills and developed a deep attachment to the forest.
Now that he had become a wolf, he felt as though he had drawn even closer to nature.
So during his first outdoor training session, he immediately forgot the activity boundaries the instructor had laid out and charged deep into the forest, hunting like a real wolf.
He missed the time to return to camp and had intended to spend the night in the forest, but the instructors found him.
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