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Life is like crochet.
Every loop, twist, and stitch represents the turns life will take, weaving an intricate pathway to the end of time. The slip knot that starts it all paves the way to your destiny, but it can unravel everything if pulled too tight or cut loose.
Though crochet seems spontaneous, it is controlled by meandering patterns and repetition. Are we just strands of yarn, woven by those in power above us-those who condemn our every stitch and turn? A simple crochet speaks more than it appears to, as each yarn begins as its own individual strand, only to be shaped and crafted into a product.
Once, humans stood at the loom of their own destinies, free to weave their lives as they wished. But the war changed everything. The werewolves, with their savage strength and immortal cunning, won the ancient battle and rose to power. Now, we- the humans-are the yarn they twist into their grand designs, tools in their hands, weaving their comfortable lives into existence while we toil below.
Is this how my life is supposed to be?
Will I always be a product of life's pattern, a slave to the werewolves above me? They live free, as balls of yarn spun into a life of luxury, blind to those who struggle beneath, shaping their futures stitch by stitch. And yet, I wonder: what would happen if I pulled the thread?