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Monologue Of Calla
Calla leaves her pack behind in hopes of rescuing them, saving them from what they don’t know. After Calla left the ceremony to unite the packs she found out that Shay was her prey she had to kill. Knowing she would be betraying everyone she left anyways and joined the searchers in their search to help enlighten the banes and alphas and nightshades. In order to do that, blood has to be shed and a war has to break loose. Leaving people you adore and the ones who trust you is difficult, but difficult decisions have to be made when an ugly truth is dug from it’s grave. Shay and Calla still don’t fully trust the searchers, but the searchers are their last hope to save everyone they treasure. Liberating their friends won’t be easy, they will be putting everything on the line, but it’s worth it in their eyes. …show more content…
The hardest thing Calla ever had to do was not tell her pack the truth, everything she knew. All of it was in good intentions; she knew that if they knew the wraiths would torture them until they told everything. As soon as she found Shay they left everyone behind in hopes to rescue them soon. She feels like it’s all temerity but she also knows that this is the only way to win back all their freedom. After a while Anzel comes to the searchers, no longer a guardian though. He betrays their loyalty to gain it back by telling the keepers what he knows, not only betraying Shay but also Calla his sister. Never abandon your love for someone no matter where your loyalty
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