Corlana, who was the epitome of patience, was pacing back in forth in front of a big globe that displayed the fight. She was all white and her eyes he...d no pupils. ‘My sister, she will win.’ said a man with long brown hair and green robes. ‘Gyrian is right sister Corlana. You’re daughter is strong and will prevail.’ added a woman with gray and light blue-gray hair. ‘I know sister Zephelle, but a mother is entitled to worry right?’ Corlana asked. ‘We all are worried.’ nodded a man with hair that. "Good to know." With that Erica stole a glance at Kim who she was prettysure did the same to her. The bell rang and the students moved on to their last class of the day,which was computers for the three girls.Once on a computer Erica went about searching to see if there was anyexample of this happening before. She was quite frankly still horrified ofwhat was going on and wanted to know if there was any way to get out ofit. All she could find was just stupid stories where shit that was. As my grandmother had said, close to the end of the little bookI read the ones that would change men into woman and vice versa, andeven reverse the changes. Unfortunately I could only read slowly. I hadhad little schooling and the words were indistinct. I peered at thepages, trying to sound them out. They made no sense. They were not inany language I knew.Finally I saw one about halfway into the book. 'To heal illnesses', itsaid.I took a deep breath and called my husband. "Matthieu, See this!. ” School was a drag and I couldn't wait to be free of boring assignments when all I wanted to do was write and read books that were relevant to my life. I had a few friends I'd hang out with like Emily and Alisha and we'd get high and talk about guys at school and the bitch girls who thought they were better than everyone else, and the old teachers who thought they were cool, even when they weren't, though a few of the younger teachers were okay, fresh out of college and just a few years older.