Awakekoholic

I slowly opened my eyes and to my surprise I felt so much better, it was as if I just fell asleep. I was lying down comfortably inside a tent and I got so confused thinking if I was dead, just dreaming, or everything that happened before I passed out was for real or not.  The last thing I could remember was the scene at the stream but here I am in a completely different setting. The surroundings was already dark and I got up quick worried about whatever happened to my dearest Red Butterfly. When I managed to sit up I noticed I was wearing a different set of clothes, and the snakebite was nowhere to be found.
I could not tell whether I’m just dreaming until I heard two people conversing outside the tent. I went out to see Red Butterfly and a Man Wolf! “Get away from her!” I exclaimed, while Red Butterfly was trying to calm me down. “Baby! It’s alright! he’s the one who saved us from the great danger awhile ago, he saved you life too!” I calmed down and sat down by the bonfire as the stranger introduced himself to be one of the guardians of the Forest. His name is Eli The Wolf, a mystical forest guardian from the wolf tribe. He is half human and half wolf.

The Bonfire

Red Butterfly gave me something to eat and drink while narrating what exactly happened earlier. She said that the snake was about to bite me when Eli The Wolf came and struck the snake dead using his magical bow and arrow. He then took me out of the stream and made me drink his anti poison potion to stop the venom from spreading all throughout my system. He poured some magical healing potion into the wound, and Red Butterfly said the wound disappeared as if it never existed at all. Eli then made a palatable dish out of the snake, and brought in some fruits for Red Butterfly to eat. Red Butterfly changed my clothes while I was sound asleep.

I thanked Eli The Wolf for saving my life. We told him about what happened to us, the whole thing about getting lost and he told us about the mystical forest and his story…

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