Sequoia Coast A land of barbarians

Cthulhu was not, it turned out, cognizant of her body's tremors. They were present from the day she was born and so she lived with them as if they were natural. Others noticed, but Cthulhu was a dense.creature who took no note of others' staring usually. When Caiaphas pointed it out and suggested she wasn't a wolf at all, the coywolf audibly gasped.

"This one isn't?" she repeated in a high, keening whine. If she wasn't a wolf the what was she? Was she a monster like those that haunted her, trapped in the skin of a wolf? Was she something other than wolf or monster, something new and terrible? Caiaphas looked like a wolf to Cthulhu, so was Caiapahas a wolf or a monster?

"What... What is Cthulhu?" she whispered, leaning as close as she dared with eyes bugging out in anticipation.