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Warewolf Twins-Personal Narrative Analysis

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I belong to a family of werewolves, but i am not a werewolf. My twin sister Alex on the other hand is. It's an extremely rare phenomenon amongst warewolf twins. Most warewolf twins are both born with power. In our case my sister was so powerful she consumed my warewolf power be for we where born leaving me completely human. It has been 18 years sense we where born. Recently i have been hearing things that normal humans should not be able to

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