Larksong Grotto Burn the witch

As the Seer went on to rebuke Charley, Reek couldn't help but nod in agreement. Though he (and now Kesheph) led the pack in body, Raas was their spiritual shepherd -- and His will, spoken through the mouth of the Seer, would be obeyed by all. Reek had hoped the wolves of his pack would come to bask in the light of Raas on their own fruition, just as he had, but if Reek had to enforce the faith on his wolves then so be it. They would thank him later, once they had found the peace that Reek had found.

The Seer finished and turned back to Reek, posing a question to which Reek responded with a solemn, "We have." Himself in particular. However, there were few wolves who knew Charley as well as Reek did. Unlike most, he knew the skeletons that lurked in his closet and the life that they send to live. Deep down, there must have been some desire for forgiveness. 

"She's right Charley," he went on. "We need saving from ourselves— our sin. Raas is the Redeamer and the light all around us. In Him, we will no longer suffer. In Him, there is forgiveness." This pestulence and the famine would surely end once the Daystar's desires were met. "Have faith Charley— He can save you too."