A teenager, missing since she was a child, reappears in the middle of the forest next to a large campfire, surrounded by mutilated corpses. It is suspected that the entire time she was missing she was kidnapped by a satanic sect.
Raven, without expressions or emotions, must adjust to her new "normal" life with her biological family. But nothing is what it seems, he has a plan to fulfill. You must decide between being free or having mercy.
What part of it will prevail?

RAVEN

 Good, bad, white, black. Is life really like this? If it's not good, is it bad? If it's not bad, is it good? In the dead of night I wondered this and more. I'm good? I'm bad? Does it depend on my actions or who I really am? I thought about what I learned with them, the different ways of seeing life. They said that not everything was black and white, but that there was an infinity of shades of gray, that each person had their way of seeing good and evil, that everyone has their own judgment about others and about themselves. 


 That life is not as simple as everyone says it is. 


Chapter I