Claw marks on her neck (Part 4) [OLD] by CheshireRabbit98, literature
Literature
Claw marks on her neck (Part 4) [OLD]
"Again."
"Try again, Mafdet."
"Again."
Pakhet crouched, took her daughter's hand and helped her up.
"Moom, I'm tired!"
Mafdet felt her legs bend under her weight. She was all beaten and broken after seemingly countless hours of training. There was not a single spot on her legs or arms which wasn't bruised or sore.
"Can't we go now?" She felt her tears flow down her cheeks. Not from fear or from pain. Frustration. "This is pointless!"
"A little longer, sunshine."
Mafdet's hair was all over her face. Sweaty, it stuck to her skin. It fell on her eyes. But she felt it moving. It was Pakhet's hand. She cleared the hair and looked at Mafdet's e
Claw marks on her neck (Part 3) by CheshireRabbit98, literature
Literature
Claw marks on her neck (Part 3)
The evening was getting chilly. The fishermen were reeling in their nets for the day. Their attention was focused not on the nets but on the giant crocodile that was resting on the riverbank. They tried their hardest not to disturb it. Then they saw something crazy. They saw a small cat approach the beast, not afraid of its countless teeth, she mauled its snout with her paws.
"Mafdet, you're back, I see?" The crocodile sighed and opened its green eyes.
"Good day, Sobek. Yeah, and I'm already looking for answers. Can you help me a little bit?"
Sobek got up slowly. His large crocodile body gave a grotesque sound when his huge mass of leather
Claw marks on her neck (Part 2) by CheshireRabbit98, literature
Literature
Claw marks on her neck (Part 2)
The sun was hanging high above the golden sand when Mafdet finally reached home. She could see the palace already, its familiar marble walls pulled her in with a promise of safety and lack of judgment regarding her clothing situation. Her white dress torn, all dusty, sand falling out of her curly yellow hair. Every so often she had to scratch all over her head when the sand was getting unbearable. But it was the bag on her back that was the most troublesome, heavy from the gifts she brought home, its belt digging inside her shoulder, causing a nasty burn. She was tired and yet she couldn't be happier.
She passed the front garden furniture, s