They chose themselves and their facade of perfection over their daughter.

They put a collar on her, just like the one Nathan had put on her, marking her life as a slave.

Nagy innocently trusted them.

They tricked her by telling her to go away forever, that it was all to heal her, that she could come back later, and sold her to a group of hunters and creature dealers, just like those who would later take her to auction.

Nagy did not want to watch anymore, it hurt too much to relive her shame, how she was treated less than an animal, raped, without food or water.

Beaten unconscious, she wanted to die every second, but fate kept her alive.

Until one day, tired of playing with her, of breaking her in every possible way like a useless doll, they tried to sell her to a human who knew her world and who also liked twisted things, but who played with fire and ended up burning her.

After a beating, Nagy pretended to be dead, and when the infamous man approached, she attacked him with all the st