Crisis
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Who could ever think life could be so difficult for one young girl? She was always dominate then her own family. Stronger out of the litter of siblings, and hard-headed. But who could have thought "They." dominated her in a world she didn't know that could be so cruel, learning the ways and not even remember what split her from fate itself throwing her into a world of death, pain, torture, betrayal, love. She only knew the way to fight as her own kind now she has to fight as "Their." kind.
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