The Trouble With Trying to Save an Assassin (Murder Sprees and Mute Decrees #2)

by Jennifer Cody

It makes sense as a theory if Luna is a conscientious spirit. There’s no evidence of that, and it doesn’t take into account the fact that the females are significantly larger than the males.” Bellamy leans forward, invested in this conversation now. “No, it does. If Luna is a conscientious spirit with a bond to all Luna wolves, and the very first feminist, so to speak, then it would have influenced the females to breed stronger than the males so that they would have a higher chance at fighting off males in rut. Females are the solitary ones and the males are the social ones. So you have bands of males seeking out females, and if the female is caught, she still has a chance of escape if she is bigger than her counterparts, even if she’s outnumbered. Even in the early days of the historical record, the males were pack oriented and the females were solitary; things have become more civil now, but they’re still divided this way with one female leading each pack of males and mainly letting them do their own thing.” This is utterly fascinating. I’ve heard about human evolution because it’s part of standard public school curriculums, but this is the first time I’ve thought about the evolution of other people. So Luna wolves are werewolves, but they’re not like the legends. Their fertility cycles are associated with the moon because of a spiritual bond they have with the spirit of the moon. Also, there are academics who study the history of non-humans!!! How do I get a degree in n...