A Gift from the Goddess
Chapter 16
Chapter Sixteen
Panic swept through me.
What had I just done? I‘d been so caught up in a stupid argument that I hadn‘t even noticed Myra arriving. My emotional reaction was possibly going to cause the death of an innocent girl.
Cai and I both immediately jumped to our feet and scanned the area. Straight away, we saw the four wolves surrounding her, just like they had in my vision. And though I was relieved to see her alive, inside, I was tormented, reliving the horrific sight I‘d seen in the classroom all over again.
I knew that at any minute now the brown wolf was going to jump and kill her within seconds; her blood being spilled for no good reason. Truthfully, I wanted to run, to break down, to give up…anything other than having to witness her die again.
But I had to keep going.
“Take down the brown one first!‘ I yelled to Cai, snapping myself out of my fear.
He didn‘t even hesitate as he jumped from the bushes quickly, beelining towards the largest wolf.
The four wolves looked up, surprised to see that someone was charging at them, but they were too slow t o react.
Cai immediately tackled the brown wolf to the ground and they began a rolling dance for the upper hand. The other three immediately began to circle around the fight, waiting for an opportunity to take cai down. They snapped and growled at him as they paced, but he was too quick. He evaded them easily and wasn‘t giving them any openings.
I took this opportunity to run to Myra whilst they were distracted. She was on the ground, clearly traumatised by the situation. Her whole body was shaking, trembling to the point I was worried whether I‘d be able to get her to walk. This was probably the last thing she had expected when she came into the woods today.
“Myra,” I whispered, gently shaking her shoulder.
She looked up as if I‘d just shocked her with electricity and immediately jolted back from my touch.
“Myra, shhh,” I said, putting a finger up to my lips.
Recognition finally crossed over her face as she realised who I was. Immediately, tears started to stream down as she grabbed at my clothes, pulling me into a hug.
“No, not here,” I whispered, gently pulling away. “We need to get to safety first.”
Myra nodded her head shakily and I began to support her weight as she got to her feet. I could feel her body quivering against mine as a cold sweat formed on her skin. She was going into shock, her legs struggling to walk with each step, but I needed to get her to safety as quickly as possible. I needed to get back to help Cai. He was stalling for time but I knew there was no way he would be able to handle all four by himself for long.
on a rock under her. It was such a surreal moment, something like out of a movie. One of those scenes where something awful is happening and you just see it all unfolding right in front of
behind me, the
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her back onto her feet, holding her face in my hands so she‘d focus only on
I whispered, trying to sound
a shot of adrenaline or that she‘d finally come to her senses, Myra started sprinting through the woods. I was relieved to see her go, knowing her chances of survival
at least one of the wolves coming towards me. They
so I did the only thing I could. I dropped myself to the ground
hit the ground, the shadow of a sandy coloured
me, their snout curled into a snarl. Seeing them up close now, I realised how very unprepared I was for the situation, but it seemed
assess the situation further as they lunged for me again. Swiftly, I rolled away and managed to bring my leg up, side sweeping their face with a sickening
limped off to the side to recover. I took the
seem a little slower. He was fighting off the brown wolf, all the while evading the other two. I wasn‘t sure how
my attention back to him. He was angry and I could tell he wanted payback for the cheap kick I‘d landed on him. Quickly, I braced my legs and prepared myself to move… only for him to do exactly as I thought
out the way. But, unfortunately for me, he didn‘t give any opening to attack, instantly flipping around to go on the defensive instead. He was now ready
the sandy wolf lunging, and me dodging. The more I avoided every move with a surprising amount of
issue was that neither of us were making any ground in terms of offensive attacks against the other. Before long, it was just
heard Cai yell out after
you here to die?” I called back. “Yeah
of the fact I‘d been distracted. I could feel his teeth slash through my clothes, almost grazing
I jumped back several feet just in time, and created a safe distance between us
will happen to me for letting
to scream that Aleric wouldn‘t give a crap if I got killed, but it really wasn‘t the
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just focus on yourself!” I shouted back irritated, the
stamina fast but I kept going nevertheless. At this point, I‘d basically given up on any hope of attacking and was just trying my best to not get killed. It felt like my lungs were burning inside as every muscle in my body ached. And whilst I could tell my opponent‘s movements were getting slower too, I knew he could outlast me twice over easily with
want to be treated like a child and yet you‘re acting
you idiot! Do you want to make it all four
sentence as I began screaming out from
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