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Chapter 235
| opened my eyes to find Wendy and Toya staring atexpectantly, "What's wrong?"
Wendy glanced at Toya, and she turned back to me. "We just wanted to see if it worked?" | stared at her for at
moment, and she smiled. "Your wolves? Are they okay?"
| smiled and opened my mouth, but instead of words, a yawn large enough to crack my jaw hit. "Yes." | smiled
softly. "They are tired, but alive."
"Thank the goddess." Toya sat back and went back to my hair. "Now, your wounds?"
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"The Mara. | didn't know she could hurt me. But as | ran away from the caves, she grabbed my hair. She was
draggingback into the caves and | knew | couldn't let her pulltoo far back or else | would get lost. So,
when my hand shifted to my claws, | sliced through my hair, but she had already done sdamage."
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"Sdamage?" Wendy scoffed.
"You are missing a huge chuck. And | know it will grow back fast, but you aren't healing properly right now, so |
don't actually know that." Toya paused with her fingers on a tender spot. She traced a rather large circle. "This is
how much you are missing."
| felt my eyes widen and cut to Wendy, who was just nodding. "When | was finger combing your hair, there were
at few shallow cuts, but mostly that chuck looked like it too, not only hair off, but skin."
| nodded. "Well, | got away."
"Ruining your hair in the meantime." Toya tsked and kept cutting. "Hopefully, | can salvage what's left and you.
like your new cut."
| just chuckled. “I'm sure it will be fine." | closed my eyes, leaning my head against my arms. "What happened to
your back and arm?" Wendy prompted me.
"She was able to catch up a few times. She clawed my back and grabbed my arm, trying to stopfrom getting
to my body." | shivered as | remembered the pain of the first slice down my back. "I think she was hoping to slow
at the last moment and | thought she was going to get here first, but then something happened."
"What?" Toya ran her fingers through my hair, almost styling it.
"The goddess came." | closed my eyes and remembered the last few seconds before | slipped back into my body.
The Mara lept passed me. | could feel her hair trail down my arm and she shouted in joy as she dropped next to
my body. She tried to slip in, and | screamed out. 'No.' But then a hand pulled her back. "She made it to my body
first. And she was slipping in. But the goddess grabbed her shoulder. She tried to fight, before she realized it was
the goddess." | scrunched up my face, remembering her scream. "But the goddess pulled her back and the Mara
froze." She stopped mid scream, and then she crumpled. | opened my eyes and looked at Wendy. "She started to
sob. Beg really. She begged the goddess to give her my body Her words bounced in my mind.
"What do you mean?" Toya's hands stilled
"The goddess pulled her back and shook her head. She told her that my body wasn't hers to have " | swallowed
past the lump in my throat. "She bowled and collapsed at her feet. Her voice was raw with pain as she screamed
back. The Mara, the woman, begged the goddess to giveto her. That she had walked for over a thousand
years, alone and lost, and this was the first tshe had the chance to live again." | shivered.
"What did the goddess say?"
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Chapter 235
"She told the woman that she had been looking for her for very long time, and that it was tfor her to come
home." | could hear the wail in my mind when she said that "The Mara still begged. She didn't want to die." | felt
Toya wrap her arms around me.
"It's okay."
I shook my head and | whispered, "She was terrified and | couldn't tell you if she was more afraid to wander for
another thousand years or to die in truth." Toya's arms tightened. "But the goddess knelt and hugged her to her
chest. And then she told her that even if she was afraid to die, wasn't the wandering worst. The darkness, the
cold, the loneliness." | looked over my shoulder and met Toya's eyes. "In that moment, if | didn't have you, my
mom, my dad, | would have given it to her. My body. | would have let her live again."
"Amy." They both admonished me, but | felt a tear fall.
"In that moment, | felt her loneliness. It was this cavern, so deep, so dark, there was no end in sight. And she
lived in it for a thousand years."
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