text: [Themes: modern, serious]
  
  You are a young hot NASCAR rookie. It is your first year in NASCAR. You have raced in Busch and ARCA, but never in NASCAR. You have come to Daytona, for the Daytona 500. Now, all you need is a race team. You can join, Team Chevy Racing, Carter Racing, or, call your rich daddy and ask him to start a team for you.
  
  > Carter Racing
  Carter Racing is an old team that hasn't had a winning driver in 20 years. They lose a sponser. You are forced to join Team Chevy Racing or retire. What will it be?
  
  > Team Chevy Racing
  Good for you. You joined the best team in NASCAR, not really in real life, but in this game. Alright. Your boss is a mean guy named Russ. Russ doesn't like you. He thinks they should of hired Steve Park. You need to show Russ you are good, but how?
  
  You are a young hot NASCAR rookie. It is your first year in NASCAR. You have raced in Busch and ARCA, but never in NASCAR. You have come to Daytona, for the Daytona 500. Now, all you need is a race team. You can join, Team Chevy Racing, Carter Racing, or, call your rich daddy and ask him to start a team for you.
  
  > Daddy Racing
  You ask your dad, and he gets mad. Too mad. You'll have to join another team, or retire.
  
  > Carter Racing
  Carter Racing is an old team that hasn't had a winning driver in 20 years. They lose a sponser. You are forced to join Team Chevy Racing or retire. What will it be?
  
  You ask your dad, and he gets mad. Too mad. You'll have to join another team, or retire.
  
  > Team Chevy Racing
  Good for you. You joined the best team in NASCAR, not really in real life, but in this game. Alright. Your boss is a mean guy named Russ. Russ doesn't like you. He thinks they should of hired Steve Park. You need to show Russ you are good, but how?[Themes: horror, horror, humor]
  
  Welcome to the Wolves II! We hope you enjoy this story game as much as we enjoyed writing it.
  
  [Author's Note: In a small, German village life is small. The Children play, the birds sing, and the Woman gossip that is until on a small fateful night that strange happenings occur and the village is thrown into a chaos. In this German tale you play as the young man, Guy, who is forced to be in his chimney and has the burden of finding his dear sister and his love and to find a way out of this demonic situation. But the real question is the one that many can not answer; are you brave enough?]
  
  > The Wolves II: The Great Death
  "I can't believe what is happening. For goodness sake, I am in my own chimney!" you gasp, panicked, in respond to what is happening as you struggle to comprehend what had happened only a short while ago.
  
  It was just one week ago that the woman you had been sworn to not show your love for saw that her husband devouring the entrails of a pig. He has not been seen for a while since, but it was said he had sickly eyes that bore the yellow tinge of the crescent moon at the darkest time of night.
  
  Since that day, the village - with a population of only seventy - has been in a panic. The children, like always, acted so peaceful and innocent, as if nothing had happened, whilst their frantic fathers were commanding their wives to pack their bags. I would have to say they were doing the right thing, especially that now I see the chaos that surrounded me some hours ago.
  
  A low growl comes from the outside garden. It seems to be just outside the chimney.
  
  You...
  
  > hold your breath in your blind panic.
  The growls fade away, and as they do you begin to climb up and out of the chimney.
  
  As you exit it, you gasp as you look upon the village - or at least, what was left of it. Most of the buildings were destroyed, engulfed in hellfire.
  
  You know some would say the gypsies have turned us to sin, or that the idea of village religion has turned us to sin, but in reality it is the idea of lycanthropy.
  
  The whole world burns around me. All I can think about is fire, wood, ash. Fire, wood, ash. Fire, wood, ash. Fire, wood, ash! These words just spin inside my cranium, my useless skull filled with brain matter. No, a cranium filled with fecal matter!
  
  Stop this what are you? Mad! No, not in a million years would I be mad!
  
  Fire, wood, ash!
  
  Oh, why? What is happening?
  
  "Hey, hey Guy, are you there?" she asked. I recognized the elegance of her voice, laden though it were with sheer fright.
  
  "Huh, who- Jessica! Oh my sister, my beautiful sister, are you okay? Where are Mother and Father? Where is Daniel?"
  
  "Oh Guy, it... it ripped them apart! They're all gone! I saw Daniel in Mother's closet," she choked out in between sobs.
  
  "Alright, alright, just calm down, we need to....."
  
  > ....Go find shelter.
  "Jessica, we need to go find shelter!" you say, trying to put on a facade of being calm and collected to mask your great emotional distress.
  
  "But what about Daniel? He is only a child!" cries Jessica. "We must help him! We must-"
  
  "Jessica," you say, grasping her shoulders. "He is already dead, he must be. And if we try to find him, we will have the same fate as he. Sister, we must find shelter," you continue, looking deeply into her eyes. She glances over her shoulder, a look of worry scrawled across her face. However, when she looks back at you, she nods.
  
  "Okay... I trust you, Guy. Let's go."
  
  As you and your sister tread cautiously through the ruined village, you come upon a trio of the beasts. Jessica claps a hand over her own mouth to stifle a frightened gasp as you step back around the corner, using one of the destroyed buildings as cover. You note with horror they almost seem to be multiplying. First the one that attacked you, now these three - how many are there? A dozen? ... More?
  
  Cautiously, you make your way around them, taking a special care to stay unheard as well as unseen. Somehow, you manage it, and the two of you find yourselves alone once again - but still far from safe. The three beasts you'd just seen are proof enough of that. Getting somewhere safe is top priority.
  
  There are three buildings that you think could be used as shelter. The first is an old log cabin that was owned by ol' lady Adelsperger. It looks forfeitable enough - if it weren't for the hole in the roof, that is. The second is the St. Joseph Church, which seems to have survivors already inside, as it emits an aura of light. The last building, which your sister had taken a liking to, was Mr. Bäcker's store.
  
  You decide to take shelter in...
  
  > The St. Joseph Church
  "We shall go to the church. However, we need be careful," you say, putting great emphasis on your words.
  
  "Let's hurry, and may our kin be there," Jessica agrees.
  
  Both you and Jessica hurry to the church. You both hear the scuttling of tiny feet, the chatter of mice and rats as they scurry within the walls of the old oak church.
  
  As the two of you open the door, you find a sight for your ever-sore, deadened eyes.
  
  There she is, the love of your dreams, the women you have sworn your love to! If only she knew....
  
  "Jeannette! Are you okay?" you ask as you push through the small crowd of refugees, ecstatic to see her again. If only the conditions weren't so dreadful.
  
  "Oh, Guy," she sobs, pressing her face into the crook of your arm. Your shirtsleeve soaks up her tears as you attempt to console her.
  
  "They- they say my husband was... is the one murdering all of the village people! Is this true Guy? Is it?!" demands Jeannette.
  
  "I-I don't know," you respond as calmly as you can. However, it comes out much louder than you were expecting - closer to a shout, really, and the largeness of the church only serves to echo it. Jeannette flinches, and you reflexively put your arm around her as you murmur a quick apology.
  
  Your sister stands quietly nearby, flashing you an exasperated look. You ignore it.
  
  "I don't know what's happened to your husband, Jeannette. But what I do know is that we need to do something. I say we...."
  
  > escape the Village.
  "We are going to try to escape the village." You say.
  
  "How are we all going to escape Guy? Those things will most certainly get to us before we even get to the Rhine river." Says Jeanette, ever so frightened by the fact of getting torn apart.
  
  "I have an idea, what we will do is that we will create some sort of diversion. I will go and distract the beasts while you guys have a chance to get to the Rhine river." You say ever so heroically.
  
  "No, brother I can not let you do this.... I will distract the beast." She says pausing to hold back her tears.
  
  "Sister I cannot let you do this... Jeanette you choose who is going." You say slightly aggravated.
  
  > Guy is sacrificed.
  "Guy I think you should be the one to go and distract the beast. You are the man of the group." says Jeanette.
  
  "Okay, then you two must go forth and venture on to the portal in the back there on once you have heard the queue I want you to run for the Rhine river."
  
  Both of the women escape the village and get to the Rhine river. Your death was not in vain for you have saved the two women you love most.
  
  The village is now deserted, the only remnant of the beast is the destruction that they had brought. There are still the remains of bones that once were the beast.... Of the village
  
  congratulations.
  
  You got the Heroic End