But from what they could piece together, it appeared that all of their homes were attacked first without warning, but now the fires were spreading to ...ther parts of the city.Darla was now aware that magic could be exhausted, and was trying her best to only pull just enough from Caelan to create rain clouds to put out the fires. Galen was helping her by creating ice as well as rain, but they had their hands full along with the city Guard who was working to save various residents that might. I drifted off to sl**p and was woken by Grandad leaving the room,then the front door banged and he was gone,after a while I decided it was safe to leave, I sneaked out as I was crawling out toward’s the door Gran’s voice rang out,’what do you think you are playing at she boomed’,I froze fuck I am going to get into so much trouble. She bounced out of the bed ‘what were you doing under my bed’ I could not answer I tried to make an excuse but I could not get the word’s out,then I realized Gran was. "That's cute," I said, patting it gently, "Keep that up andit'll fuck up your soccer game." Jesus fucking Christ," he said, "It's fucking winter and I'll drop acouple of pounds before spring practice starts." Wow," I thought, "like don't be sensitive or anything. Like, it's justa little beer belly. Nothing to get upset over." I dropped the subjectand Matt ordered a pitcher of beer and I ordered a glass of white wine.We just sat there for awhile and talked. Matt finished the pitcher ofbeer and. It was tedious though and a thousand details could go wrong and I didn't want Malochuck to die, at least until we found out all about him. He was by far the worst one we had captured so far and that was just hearsay.The bindings on two spells were very intricate and required a long time to find a satisfactory solution. A mistake here would fry Malochuck's mind as sure as the electric chair would.Malochuck was partially aware of us because we had to integrate the spells with his conscious..