Explore the quiet mind of A Lone wolf.

The lone wolf walks through his forest alone. He doesn't see any other wolves. It's just him, and the great expanse of nature. The starry night sky sparkles above him, the trees whisper softly to him, and the forest floor crunches quietly beneath him. Forever suspended in deep, quiet introspection, he wanders eternally through his elemental forest. Through the forest... through the trees... across the cliffs... around the ponds... through the caves. He hunts, but he hunts

As I lounge here on the streets of Wolf City, I just think to myself; how did teaching make Aristotle feel? Weird question, isn't it? I mean, what did he think of teaching, being a teacher himself? What unique challenges did he have? What were his lesson plans like? I dunno why I'm thinking this. I've just always thought about Aristotle from time to time. He seemed like a good guy. Probably a really good teacher, too. Wolf Shield, out.

I'm thinking of an idea for a book. A novel. It's about a shy protagonist who is pursuing his purpose in life. He's running through the chaos of a futuristic dystopian city to catch a small ball of light that will correct all of the challenges his city and society faces.