Red and The Wolf

Lissa Fae

The village teaches its children to fear the forest. They tell stories of wolves that watch from the dark – waiting for blood. They dress their children in red so they will be seen. Remembered. But some warnings are invitations in disguise. This is a dark, intimate descent into myth, power, and proximity – where fear is cultivated, restraint is weaponised, and survival does not mean escape. This is not a story about innocence lost. It is a story about what happens when the forest answers back.

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