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The Healer's Stand

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Becca moved quickly through the dimly lit corridors of the clinic, her hands tightening around the strap of the medical bag slung over her shoulder.

It felt like the entire world was collapsing around her and she needed to find a way to put things back to the way they used to be.

The stale scent of blood clung to the air, mixing with antiseptic and the musky tang of wolf sweat.

Distant groans and labored breathing echoed down the halls, each sound tugging at the knot growing in her chest.

She pushed open the infirmary door and stepped inside.

The room was dim, lit by flickering lanterns that cast long shadows against the walls.

Lyle lay on a narrow cot, his torso wrapped in stained bandages, followed by two other injured wolves.

All three still bore deep claw marks and blood-matted fur, their clothes torn and soaked but thanks to Becca's medical expertise, they were healing.

"Lyle?" Becca called gently.

His eyes fluttered open, his face pale and drenched in sweat.

“Luna Becca,”
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