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Katie gratefully put the statue back on the bedside table, then knelt on the floor, clasped her hands into fists and held them to her mouth. With her head bowed, she thanked the idol over and over. Having survived disaster, she was so overwhelmed for a moment that she could hardly control herself, and choked up again.

After finally calming down, Katie wiped the tears from her face. Now that she had recovered, she turned her worries to the other patients on the entire floor. "Can I tell the other wizards that you cured my curse, so they can seek your help, break free from the grip of sickness and pain, and become healthy again?" The girl had only just recovered herself, yet her kind heart flared up, even a little saintly, as she pleaded on behalf of the wizards she had seen suffering from illness since being hospitalized.

But the statue merely stood on the cabinet, and Ravenclaw's voice did not sound in Katie's heart for a long while.

That made Katie anxious. Bell's grandfather was a devout believer, and under that constant influence, she naturally began using those prayers to plead, "Thank you, Ravenclaw. It is your loving kindness that has granted me rebirth! You filled my despairing heart with the spirit of joy! Thank you for appearing on my journey through life, granting me strength and making me strong! Though I have endured hardship, under the shelter of your mighty power and great love, I have come safely to that place of gratitude and praise. I will praise aloud and extol your gifts. I beg your Holy Spirit to work good once more, so that more wizards who come before you may break free from the grip of sickness and pain, and share in your salvation!"

"Stop