The New York City mom of two who was violently slashed by an ex-con during a climbing journey in Arizona advised The Post the brutal attack occurred so quick that all she realized was that “everything was bloody.”

“All I remember is the neck slice,” 27-year-old Alexis Rowan advised The Post of being horrifically attacked on Aug. 12 by native tribe member Taylor Nardo Paya, 29 — who has a chilling historical past of violently assaulting ladies.

Alexis Rowan, 27, advised The Post she thought she “was going to die alone” after being violently slashed in the neck while climbing in Arizona. Brigitte Stelzer for NY Post

“I didn’t feel my hand get stabbed,” she said. “I was like where am I bleeding from because my hand was covered in blood.”

“My clothes [were] covered in blood … .everything was bloody.”

Alexis was on a birthday climbing journey in Arizona and was attacked just one day before her twenty seventh birthday. Obtained by NY Post

Alexis thought she “was going to die alone” just one day before her twenty seventh birthday after Paya sliced her neck and hand on the Havasupai Reservation moments after she requested him for instructions.

“Once I felt [my] neck got sliced, I was like, that’s it,” she recalled to The Post of her harrowing near-death expertise.

“All I know is like this is not the way I’m going out, like this is not the way I’m ending my life,” Alexis added. 

Alexis recalled the horror of her neck being sliced but was unaware at the time that her hand was also minimize. Brigitte Stelzer/copyphoto

Fortunately, a close by neighbor heard Alexis’ cries for assist and raced out to present assist.

“The lady was that angel sent from heaven. If it wasn’t for her God only knows,” Alexis said. “I had blood all over her house.”

The 27-year-old required 10 stitches in her neck and three stitches on her left hand. Brigitte Stelzer for NY Post

“She saved my life. Her opening the door made this man [run] away, scared him away.”

The horrific attack was caught on a close by Ring digital camera. ABC7

“People are evil,” Rowan’s mother Tricia Rowan said. “You can’t fix him. People like that deserves to never see the light of day and walk free.”

Tricia said that “you cannot rehabilitate” individuals like Paya who she describes as being “a threat to society.”

“There is no place on earth that they belong, other than behind bars like an animal in a cage because they’re predators and they prey on innocent victims,” Tricia said. 

Tricia Rowan, 47, said she “will not stop until justice is served” for her daughter. Brigitte Stelzer for NY Post

Online courtroom data present that the knife-wielding maniac has a prolonged rap sheet of prior misdemeanor offenses in Arizona in addition to a stint in jail.

Paya was sentenced to 5 years behind bars and ordered to bear intercourse offender therapy and counseling after he pleaded responsible in Sep. 2016 to robbing and assaulting a girl in Dec. 2015, FOX10 reported. 

Alexis said she “never wants to look at another mountain again” after what occurred in Arizona.” Brigitte Stelzer for NY Post

The 29-year-old ex-con was arrested on the Reservation the day after the attack and was taken into federal custody on Aug. 17 because the attack occurred on tribal land, according to Tricia and the outlet. 

“So if he comes out, what next? Someone doesn’t survive. We are just lucky that she fought back and the cameras caught [the assault],” Tricia said.

Alexis said the “next individual may not be as robust, may not be ready mentally that someone is going to attack them or ready to put them in hazard.’

Taylor Nardo Paya, 29, pleaded responsible in 2016 to robbing and assaulting a girl in Dec. 2015. He was sentenced to 5 years in jail and ordered to bear intercourse offender therapy. Obtained by NY Post

The mother of two recalled being “mentally aware” that she “was in danger [and] not safe” after her preliminary interplay with Paya. 

“My gut instinct was like, ‘this is not okay. I’m not ok,’” Alexis defined. 

Alexis flew back to New York a day after the harrowing attack. Obtained by NY Post

Looking toward the New York City skyline, Alexis advised The Post she “never wants to look at another mountain again” after what occurred in Arizona.

“I’m back with my loved ones – my family, my children and just New York City as a whole,” Alexis said of her homecoming. 

While Paya stays in custody, Tricia said she is “not going to let this go.”

Tricia Rowan said her daughter Alexis is “a fighter.” Brigitte Stelzer/copyphoto

“I am that mom. Don’t mess with my babies,” she warned. “I will not stop until justice is served.”

More than a week on from the bloody attack, Alexis is on the highway to restoration after she got 10 stitches in her neck and three stitches on her left hand.

“He picked the wrong one. My daughter is a fighter, she is a warrior,” Tricia proudly said. “She wasn’t going to take it.”