CHAPTER 35 MAKING MATTERS WORSE

　　 Marai fell silent and sneered, "How do you know that? If I let this wolf go, it will not come back with the wolf pack soon." Selina’s voice was gentle but firm, "But there are also cases of wolves repaying kindness. We shouldn't always think the worst. What if this wolf is here to repay us? By letting it go when it was in its most vulnerable state, it will remember our kindness." Marai snorted. “Do you think this is a fairytale? How will the wolf repay kindness?” Marai asked impatiently. Zac, on the side, was getting increasingly agitated. His clothes, now covered in mud, were a mess. He disliked Marai, that much was true, but in the face of danger, he could bear with it. Are these two women idiots? How can they not fear for their lives at a time like this? He thought. “Stop! Stop this now! What is this argument all about? About killing such a dangerous animal?! Zac shouted angrily. Zac, with a rather unpleasant tone, turned to Marai, "Don't let the wolf go! Just kill it! Or