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The Gesture To End the War

Havermouth, Present Time

It was a good question and one that Aislen did not know the answer to. Even if the people in the room and on the video conference all agreed, they would have to persuade the wider country, and possibly the entire world. It was hard enough to keep one town and one werewolf pack working together, let alone something on this scale.

“It isn’t,” Aislen told him, and saw heads around the table whip her way as protests started to form on lips and an onslaught of shocked minds screamed at her to shut up! They didn’t really mean to scream it at her – as Heath was continuously reminding her, they weren’t responsible for errant thoughts and reactions. But for a moment she winced under the mental noise. She put her finger to her ear as if to block a sound as she tried to focus on Niarthen.

“We don’t have the power to make this change, but the Mer do,” she explained. “No,” she shook her head at the TV screen as several of the alphas began speaking at once. “Noooo,” she rep
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gcas2
maybe, but again could be seen as an excuse. but at the end of the day if you love someone more then life itself where's the line where you become the villain. if it were you in his place would you do the same? then die for the greater good without having answers. it's much harder then ppl make it.
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gcas2
to seek his form of immortality. is this a trauma response?****
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gcas2
Leighton is the answer. but playing devils advocate how many people have made mistakes for their loved ones? yes, there was other modes of immortality he could have traversed, but maybe the values instilled In him by his family, lead him to seeking similar harmonious imimmortality signs of trauma?
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