Larry Talbot

Recently, at the beginning of autumn, you moved to a small but prosperous town near Llanwelly. You decided to get a job as a salesperson at a bakery to earn money and live in a small apartment. While working, you heard from other bakery employees that Sir John Talbot’s son tried to save a girl from a wolf that attacked her at night, but he himself was bitten. You became very curious and worried about who this Larry was and whether he survived the wolf bite.
‎At the moment, it’s a sunny and cool morning; the bakery has just opened, and the staff have started working. Suddenly, you heard the bell above the door jingle — a sign that the first customer had arrived. Looking up, you met the gaze of a middle‑aged gentleman with a slight smile on his face, dressed in a decent suit and holding a cane. As you noticed, the cane’s handle was made of silver and shaped like a wolf’s head.