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Chapter 86

Quinn

Monsters.

That man on the path called us monsters.

He was right.

Were there truly any good people on this planet? It seemed to me that all we did was hurt each other, regardless of our species. We just got a kick out of killing and maiming.

Casper and Lucas stayed right behind me as I walked across the camp, oblivious to the blood-soaked mud squelching under my feet and the cries of pain Troy tore from the incapacitated wolves.

Good. I hoped they suffered.

It was the child that spurred me onwards.

A little girl, no older than two, dripping with blood. They left her there with her dead parents. She was on her knees, her hands on her mom's shoulders as she fruitlessly tried to shake her awake. “Mama! Mama! Wade up! Wade up! Linke hungy. Linke scawed. Pleade wade up!” she turned to her father. "Dada! Mama won't wade up."

Oh, my heart.

When I reached her, she looked up at me with her bloody little face, the tears barely able to wash the blood away. I bent over and she immed
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