Sophie, on the other hand, wasted no time in gathering her things together and announcing her departure. Her husband, Mark, clenched his jaw shut. �...Sophie, there is no need to be rude.’ Her father, usually incredibly jovial, remarked. ‘I think you are right to be leaving, especially after being such an ungracious guest. I’m surprised Gemma didn’t kick you out herself.’ Sophie’s face had turned scarlet. She marched out of the front door, letting it slam shut behind her leaving her toddler and. ..” Phalmina started.“Then the Druid could work with the element in play and either amplify it, of craft his or her own spell from what the Shaman has brought forth!” Sheena replied, putting the pieces together.“Exactly! So, as long as Shaman and Druids stick together, using their magic and abilities in tandem with each other, there is little on this planet that could stop you!” Phalmina told them.“I can be of some help as well!” Xaera stated.“Oh? How so?” Sheena asked.“Troll magic, while it. Yet somehow I knew I must go down the hill, towards the beach. I had raced down, the wind wrapping around me like a blanket, the rain plastering my clothes flat to my body in seconds. I paused only to drag my high heels from my stockinged feet before plunging onto the cold wet sand and down, below the high water line. My senses seemed to return a little then and a certain degree of calm descended upon me. I was aware of the waves, breaking far to my left but I knew they could not reach me in. He climbed up and looked at the... what was that word? He tried to remember.Mama?No that was a particular woman. WOMAN! That was it! She was a woman! He smiled at the woman and she jumped. She started touching herself. She made the sign that in ape language meant "Home" - the flat hand and arm placed across the chest. But her other hand made a sign he didn't know. He'd never seen an animal put one hand between the legs, knuckles out, cupped over the sex organ.She made the sound of a young one.