Chapter 70 A Witch's Dilemma

• I had no idea how to help in this situation. Obviously, using my powers to stop something or break a spell again seemed easier than figuring out how to help a supernatural being that usually heals itself, using my abilities to mend injuries caused by a hell beast. I didn't even know how to send that malevolent creature back to where it came from. And yes, I believe my powers awaken and do whatever I want as long as I think about it. However, I can't do that with someone's life, not in this way. Of course, I was very nervous, as always. This was all very new. Besides having run away from home in the middle of the night, I felt I was being watched, and it wasn't God. It was someone, someone evil, here to ruin everything. I was already tired of always having to save someone, protect someone, use my powers. I just wanted to be normal, a person who studies, dates, does normal things, not fights demons and wolves.
• At that moment, next to Adrian, I was climbing the steps of a very rustic cabin in the middle of the forest. It seemed like the entire pack was gathered there. They formed a circle, waiting for something, and when they laid eyes on me, I'm sure many of them didn't like my presence. It was interesting how much they resisted me. I just want everyone to be okay. I've given countless proofs that they can trust me, that I'm here to protect them and not to harm them. Yet, it seems the past lingers in their minds, even though I freed them from this cursed city. As I stepped onto the porch, they gathered behind us, murmuring, and one of them had the courage to say out loud:
• "What is this witch doing here?" It sounded like he was growling at me. It made me even more nervous.