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56. Exhaustion
“Jor!” Serenity was trying to get up to his head. He was still his serpent, and they were on a beach so the wet sand made it hard moving in spots. She was soaked, but Jor was writhing in pain and not speaking to her. She didn’t think that he could change back, and had no idea if he was even hearing her
“Jor stop moving! Let me help you, please!” She said and she saw the blood now running from his neck. “Change, change back!” She demanded and was trying to get him to stop moving so she could get her hands on him.
‘I can’t’ His mental voice was laced in pain, and more a growl. He was more animal like, and this was horrendous pain, the ring was shrinking and going to cut his head off. He’d done more than he should and clearly. The thing was going to punish him with death for n
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