Chapter 93

Nico and Queen Winnie teleported us back to my grandma’s and grandpa’s house, where Grandma Honi was living. Grandma hugged me tightly, “My sweet Sylvie, I knew you would want to see her before she goes. You really should say goodbye to her.” I sighed, “But grandma, I may be able to heal her.” Grandma smiled as she put one hand on my cheek and looked at me lovingly, “You can ask her about it.” I nodded, “I will.” Uncle Nico led Luke and I to her room and I was shaken by how frail she looked. She had been gradually getting weaker, but now, she looked like a skeleton. Her grey hair fell around her pillow; her wrinkled, tanned skin was evidence of how much she loved being in nature and connecting with her ancestors. She was always tiny, but now she almost looks like a malnourished child. I know it’s probably because she voluntarily stopped eating. I can’t help but cry just at the way she looks.

I walked up to her bedside and sighed with a tear rolling down my face, “Hey grandma. It’s Syl