Hi everybody! This is not a real chapter, per say. More like Lily's point of view on humans as the years pass and she sees them on a new light.
Hope you like it.
Next chapter will be set during the New Moon years.
Of course, huge thanks to my beta Real Emma Gray and you, lovely people who read Wild Flower!
Monsters
And they call us monsters.
My first reaction was ineptitude. Me, a monster? But why?
I only feed on those who don't deserve to live.
But then, as I understood what a monster truly is:
A creature who thinks it's above any other race
A being that slaughters, slaves and kills its own kind for the greater good.
Something so grim that they rejoice on seeing it's own kind to turn in ashes.
And it's called humans.
Don't try to mislead me. I've been around this earth for some time now and I know what you are all capable of doing.
My first contact with the true human nature was during World War II. I was traveling with my husband on business when we stumbled upon an interesting group with an even more interesting point of view of the world and its own "purity" as they called it.
Oh, how blind have I been!
When Hitler rose to the power, I was so confused. How could people let a thing like him dictate their lives? Why didn't they do something about it? And then, the division of races .How ridiculous was that!
So many deaths. So many.…
As the years went by I've seen prejudice, poverty, violence, ignorance.
All caused by the same humans who still make mistake,
after mistake,
after mistake.
And they call us monsters.
It didn't stop.
No, it never stops.
Humans aren't organized. They think about their own welfare before anyone else and screw the rest. I've seen it.
They think they're above everyone else on this earth.
Such ignorance.
And they call us monsters.
Inequality, cruelty, malice, suffering, until this day. All created by them.
And that is why I can say to myself,
I am not a monster,
they are.
And I hate humans.
So,you can pretty much guess how Lily's is now after all these thoughts?Review and I'll let you know.