The Forbidden Flame

The Forbidden Flame

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War-a state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state When we hear the word war we think of destruction, blood shed, even tears shed over the loved ones we lost. A war between two groups, maybe a civil war, a war between two countries whether it be over land or for power or whatever reason. The war started before I was born, but I was trained to be prepared to be sent off to fight when I came to age. Us werewolves have always been mortal enemies with vampires. But there was a time when we use to be able to tolerate one another for the sake of human kind. That all changed for reasons we may never know. We've heard many different rumours but only the ones who declared war will ever know what actually started it. All I do know is being captured was never my plan, to be locked in a small cell and neglected as their kind came and taunted us. The worst part is I never expected to find my mate...
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Centuries ago, the supernatural decided to come out of hiding. It sparked a war, all sides suffering until a treaty was formed. All species signed it. While most of the world chose to intermingle and live in coexistence, two countries remained the outliers. North America split into territories. The werewolves took most of the mid- western side, save for the coast that had been more city dominated. The vampires claimed the coastal sides that were city dominated. A few decades after the treaty, the boundary lines blurred but still existed. Witches and humans intermixed; some preferred the solitude the forests provided while others liked the constant movement of the cities. No one was restricted to specific sides. There were stories of others, the fae and merfolk. They had long since died out during the war. Humans now threatened to follow in their footsteps.

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