In a society of human-animal hybrids, wolf families occupy a privileged position and Shirou is expected to embody their ideals of strength and dominance. Secretly, he prefers cute things and finds himself drawn to Usami, a boy whose rabbit form challenges everything Shirou’s social role says he should want. Their relationship plays against predator-and-prey expectations as Shirou tries to reconcile the image of a powerful wolf with affection that makes him gentler rather than more intimidating.