"If God is with us, who can stand against us?"

The witch aimed at the heart, and perhaps she would have succeeded ... If not for one but.

The knife hit the crucifix, slid down the platinum case and pierced just below the collarbone. In the heat of battle, Camilla didn't even notice it - it was enough for her that the knife went deep into the flesh of her opponent.

"You! You ruined everything! You disfigured me! Why did you come! Freed from my spell? Well done! So you would have lived your new life!" - Camille howled and sobbed at the same time. Pain in the hand burned by the flames that turned against her, pain from the loss of Peter, pain from the fact that everything that she had built so carefully for a whole year collapsed ...

"What... did you... do to Peter..." Laura squeezed out with difficulty, writhing in pain.

"He didn't give in... Constantly slipped off the leash... He called me by your name..." Camilla said in a capricious tone. .. Almost like a doll...

"So... I... I released him... It's a pity... Children... I couldn't..." - Laura coughed up blood.

"Die already! You should be dead by now!" the witch howled.

"Maybe... Your.. Dagger... Is there something interfering?" Laura curled her lips into a sarcastic smile.

"I'll just cut your head off!" - The witch was completely distraught, releasing the handle of the knife - she tore at Laura's blouse with her only healthy hand to see where the blade hit.

Laura felt that her chest, and therefore the crucifix, was touched by the air and with the last of her strength, she jerked herself to throw up her hands and press the witch to her.

The deep neckline of the witch, who has not lost her love for scanty robes for a year, touched the consecrated relic...

The witch's howl was not human. The human throat cannot produce such a sound.

The chthonic roar of pain and death hit his ears. The whole body of the witch was engulfed in golden flames. But now it was not warmth but retribution.

"Burn, witch! Now - really burn!" Laura whispered and lost consciousness.