The werewolves lunged all at once.
Their claws gleamed under the sun, their roars echoing through the forested mountains. But Adrin didn't flinch. His expression stayed calm — almost too calm. His eyes, clear and steady, reflected not fear, but quiet calculation.
"Protection Shield," Adrin whispered.
And then—
The creatures slammed into something invisible.
A shockwave rippled through the air. Every beast froze, confused. Within three meters of Adrin's position, they could go no further. They clawed, pushed, even rammed the barrier — but it was as if they were striking a wall made of air itself. It was meant for passive protection, but also for scanning life energy nearby.
Some of them growled in frustration, others tapped on the invisible dome with their claws, tilting their heads like curious animals.
Adrin simply watched. He had known since the moment his feet touched this planet that he was being observed. He just didn't expect his first audience to be a pack of werewolves.
Inside the shield, Adrin spoke, his tone polite, almost diplomatic.
"Can you understand me?"
The wolves didn't respond. Instead, they growled louder, circling him like hungry predators guarding a meal. One even tried to bite the barrier, its fangs scraping harmlessly against the surface.
Adrin sighed. "So much for communication."
He lifted his hand slightly, and his body rose into the air — slow, graceful, effortless. In an instant, he shot upward, vanishing from sight.
To the werewolves below, it was like watching prey disappear into thin air.
They howled furiously at the sky, their voices echoing across the valley.
Adrin soared above the mountains, the wind brushing against his face. From up here, he could see the vast green plains stretching endlessly, dotted with rivers that glimmered under the sun of Velstria.
He scanned the land below for signs of intelligent life.
After several minutes — nearly a hundred kilometers of flight — he saw movement.
A group of humans running toward the mountains. Spears and bows in their hands.
Adrin slowed his descent. His eyes narrowed slightly. "Humans… finally."
He landed softly on the ground before them, dust curling around his boots. For the first time since arriving, he felt a flicker of relief.
But the group froze.
Every single one of them was a woman.
They stared at him, wide-eyed, mouths slightly open — as if the heavens had just dropped a god before them. Their skin glowed under the sunlight, their clothes were made of leather and woven vines, their bodies strong and curved in all the right ways.
Adrin took a cautious step forward, trying to appear grounded and non-threatening.
That was a mistake.
Spears instantly lifted, bows drawn tight. The sound of string tension filled the air.
He stopped.
The women shouted at him in a harsh, guttural language — demanding to know who he was.
"Haliudarnao! Haliudarnao!"
(Who the fuck are you?!)
Adrin's brain worked quickly to try to recognize the language they were speaking. Under Adam's guidance, he absorbed all the languages in the galaxy because he knew he would need them when dealing with the various tribes throughout the galaxy.
"Ahh, Trunka's Tribe." Adrin thought. They asked who he was, but in a very rude tone.
"Alufan gola banidun tere?"
(You came here to steal?)
Adrin raised both hands, his tone humble.
"Eltulana Adrin Sunaga. Eltulana olya Banida. Eltulana ketom saniyala."
(I, the humble one, named Adrin Sunaga. I am not a thief, I come as an envoy of peace.)
Hearing Adrin speak their language fluently, everyone fell silent. Their alertness decreased.
*Note: From now on, Trunka's language will be directly translated into English.
"You're an extraterrestrial being who flew out of that portal earlier. The last time we saw something like that was when the oppressors came to us. Answer me, how come you speak our language so fluently?" One of them shouted.
"I mean no harm. I was sent by Adam, the First Human."
The moment the name Adam was spoken, their expressions shifted.
Shock. Confusion. Then anger.
"Adam?!" one woman barked. "Impossible! That's a myth from a billion years ago!"
Murmurs spread through the group. Some whispered, others looked ready to attack.
Adrin stayed calm. "It may sound impossible, but my presence here is real. Your planet is facing a population crisis. I came to restore balance — to ensure your world doesn't fade into extinction."
His words only seemed to anger them further. One of the archers released her arrow.
The projectile hit Adrin's barrier with a sharp clang — bouncing off like metal on steel.
The women gasped.
Adrin sighed softly. "Please… calm down. I'm not your enemy."
He lowered his arms, speaking with sincerity. "I know about your problem. The number of men here has fallen too low. Your situation is very urgent. If it is not immediately resolved, you will all perish. Let me help you."
For a moment, silence hung in the air. Then, slowly, their weapons lowered.
The leader, a tall woman with big breasts, braided hair and amber eyes, stepped forward. She studied him from head to toe — this strange man who could fly, whose power was beyond anything they'd ever seen.
"Tell me, Adrin Sunaga," she finally said. "You seem to know a lot about our situation. How did you find out?"
"Not only that, but I also know how to restore your population to normal. I also know how to restore the number of men on this planet to be balanced with the women."
Her tone shifted. A strange smile crept onto her face. "Well then, since you're a male. I think we have found the answer for that problem. Since you said you want to help us, you have to prove it, right now!"
The other women began to murmur again — but this time, it wasn't fear. It was excitement.
Adrin sensed the sudden change in the air. Desire, curiosity, hunger — emotions thick enough to almost feel against his skin.
They started walking toward him, slow at first… then faster. The women screamed, their voices turning feral, primal. They charged toward him all at once — not with weapons, but with open arms, eyes burning with lust and desire.
"My warriors, attack him and take his seed! Make sure he impregnates you all!"