Why Can't We All Just Get Along นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Eden spoke up, his youthful passion shining through. "We're all here for the same reason-to protect our families and our homes. We must work together to overcome our challenges, and that means listening to one another." His words resonated with the crowd, and I felt a glimmer of hope. By the end of the meeting, we had addressed many concerns and laid the groundwork for renewed cooperation. We agreed to establish regular communication and joint training sessions, fostering a sense of community among our packs.

I felt everyone relax slightly, the immediate anger dampening. “So both packs used the forest. Both have legitimate historical claims Neither wants to share. Is that accurate?” Reluctant nods around the table. “Why not?” ‘Excuse me?” Richard asked. “Why can’t you share? What’s actually preventing both packs from using the forest cooperatively?” I leaned forward. ‘Because it sounds like the real issue isn’t the forest It’s pride Neither pack wants to admit the other has equal claim.” Silence. “Sharing means compromise,” Fin said finally. “Means admitting we don’t own it exclusively.”

“There are some things you wouldn’t understand because you are not a part of us.” “I don’t wish to be one of you anyway,” I mumbled, becoming more irritated rather than relieved. They held onto such a grudge all these years to excuse their barbaric behaviors while making human existence worthless. “Even countries that went to war decades ago are now accepting of each other. But holding onto a grudge of centuries old makes no sense. You all need to check yourselves. Humans were never your problem.”

I enquire. “If the gods were to meet that frequently, a war would break out and the world would be thrown into chaos.” She must see my shocked look. “Yeah, most of us don’t get along, so it’s hard to be civil for a long time.” “Wow,” I say, and she giggles.