Chapter 14


    As soon as she was dressed, someone was sent by the Lycan king to help her start. in themunity.


    He seemed more reasonable than all the ones she had dealt with so far. He stood at not less than 5


    feet 11 inches, and unlike the rest of the men she had seen, he had casual wear. Except for theb


    coat he had on his hands.


    “My name is Marion Rivers; I will be the supervisor on the mission. I am a medical physician, and I


    specialise in herbs and their healing effects on our king. My job is to make sure you arefortable


    and provided with all that you need. I will bring information from the Lycan king over to you, and I will


    bring your urgent messages over to him. I learned your name is Sky Lawson,” he asked.


    She nodded, and he smiled. “Good. I hope I am noting off as scary to you, Ms. Lawson. I have


    been under a lot of pressuretely. With you here now, I hope I can lessen that load.”


    Contrary to his beliefs, he was the least scary person she had met sinceing. here, and it helped


    her rx a little. If everyone she will be around with in the next


    this, then staying here will not be as miserable as she initially


    few days is like


    feared.


    She nodded. “I hope so too, Mr. Rivers.”


    “Call me, Marion, please.” He said as he led the way out, and she followed behind.


    “Okay Marion.”


    They entered his car, and he drove them out of the Lycan King’s estate, where she hade earlier,


    and she knew they were heading to the site where the gued werewolves were kept. After thirty


    minutes of driving, they arrived at an erected structure off the road, with no other building close to it and


    a massive silver fence. Marion turned off the car and got down. S


    got down as well, with so many


    questions in her head.


    “What is this?”


    “This is the settlement. It’s the shelter erected by the Lycan king six months ago; it was to be a


    sanctuary for those who dealt with the gue. Here, I and my


    three weeks ago.” He told her.


    “And yourrades?” She asked, staring up at him.


    He shook his head. “Many didn’t make it.” He told her.


    Her eyes dropped. “I am sorry.”


    He shook his head; he seemed to have found peace with their passing, and that was a good thing.


    “The gue has wrecked so many things in our world in thest five years, and those who have


    survived or never had it do not know how lucky they are. I still don’t know how I and the others


    survived.”


    “Maybe you survived because the moon goddess isn’t done with you yet.”


    He scoffed. “I no longer believe she’s out there, and if she is out there, what is she doing?”


    There was a time in her life that she thought like he did; she didn’t understand what the moon goddess


    was doing or why things were so horrible with her. It was not until she had her twins that she realised


    the goddess’s way was far from their understanding, yet good. She was their mother, after all.


    She stayed silent and followed behind Marion as he led her to the inside of the settlement. It had many


    rooms, somerger than the others.


    He led her to another room, and though not the biggest, it was executive. It looked like an office, except


    it wasn’t one. “This is your healing room. The news of your arrival camete, and so we couldn’t inform


    those with the gues toe. However, we have a few already here and waiting in line.” He told her.


    “The envoys brought me here because I am a healer.” She began, “But I only attend to humans and


    their infirmities. I haven’t dealt with the gue before, so I might not be as the news has made me out


    to be.”


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    She hadn’t had enough time to gather up the information about what she was u against. Her mind has


    been divided between her children, wondering if they were safe and how long it would take for her to


    see them..


    “Do not be concerned,” he said warmly. I have also made this known to the Lycan king, and he is well


    aware it’s just a trial.”


    He knew this and still kidnapped her sons! She thought to herself angrily.


    He gave orders to them to bring her; the way they chose to go about it had nothing to do with him. The


    small voice in her head told her.


    It still didn’t make it right.


    She dragged a deep breath. “Fine, then, let’s get to it.”.


    She spent the first hour inspecting the gues and their manifestation on the skins.


    of the werewolves that had them. Each was different, and they also had deadly states and stages. She


    had to know to what extent she would have to take the healing. She got down to business the next few


    hours that passed, healing those that came to her.


    Marion was in the same room with her all through, watching closely and asking if she needed one thing


    or another, and whatever she needed, he brought it over to her.


    The numbers of thoseing in increased by the hour, and it seemed that those healed returned home


    and told the others. Since the gue was one that wouldn’t return after it was healed, they had nothing


    to fear while they returned home to their families to show them what had happened to them because of


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    the healer.


    On the first day, instead of the fifty she had thought, she ended up healing a hundred gued


    werewolves..


    “No more,” she said as thest one she just healed walked out of the healing room. “I can heal no


    more.”


    With every gue she healed, her hunger grew, and that was the only thing she noticed, so with every


    five she healed, she had to feed herself before returning. With the humans, their infirmities had little


    effect on her whenever she healed


    them.


    The highest it had made her was a little thirsty, and that was after healing a girl of stage 4 cancer.


    Today she learned that though she could heal the gue, it was so much different from what she dealt


    with in the world of humans. No human willst a week under this gue, and the werewolves that had


    survived so far did because they had supernatural abilities despite how weak they were.


    Marion left the room to give instructions to the two guards, who were positioned outside. They carried


    out the instruction, informing the ones in charge of the gued werewolves to send no more in.


    Marion walked towards her aftering into the healing room. “Can you stand?” he asked, sounding


    worried for her, and she smiled, surprised that he cared about


    her.


    “Don’t worry. I looked at the gue; it’s not what can kill me.” She assured him, and there was relief on


    his face.


    “I need food.” She said this, rising to her feet, and her stomach rumbled.


    They ran out of food thest hour, and thest seven she healed on an empty


    stomach. She knew if she went on to heal another, she would be taken out of here unconscious. That


    wouldn’t be wise on her part, and so she had to apply wisdom to her dealings.


    “You will get whatever you need. You are saving the entire werewolf world from this curse, and the


    Lycan king will be in your debt.” He assured her, his grey eyes. filled with certainty.


    She didn’t want anything from the Lycan king; she only wanted her sons returned


    to her once this was over.