狼の如く

Missing, extremely new, or very obvious to obtain.

Probably a reference to the Chinese idiom, "Like a wolf or a tiger," which means to be as ferocious, mighty, and/or brave as a wolf or a tiger. It comes from Wei Liaozi: Wu Yi, saying: "一人之兵，如狼似虎，如风如雨，如雷如霆，震震冥冥，天下皆惊。" It roughly translates to: "One man's army is like a wolf or a tiger, like wind or rain, like thunder or lightning, shaking the heavens and earth, shocking the whole world."