Until encountering the refugees, Katrin hadn’t spent any time with young children since she’d been one herself. They seemed more resilient than th... adults. They knew something was very wrong and they wanted to go home, but unlike their parents, they could forget about it for brief periods of time while they played. None of the children knew how dangerously low the food supplies had gotten, but at least the stormborn patrol was due to arrive soon. The youngest of the children didn’t seem aware. " I frowned as she pointed toward the mirror. "You are as good as his now!"I quickly crossed to the mirror, "I see nothing different."She moved in behind me, "Your hair is longer."I looked, pulling a lock off my shoulder, "No it isn't."She only smiled, "The spell is that way, often you don't notice the change until it's too late.I looked at her, "I don't think I want to do this anymore." Then leave." She spoke softly, "Or rather, try to leave." You're intending to stop me then?" I asked the. And ... I don't know what they will say, nor how I'll feel about the meeting. Deep down I think my snake will have something to express. But I don't know when nor how." If you knew when or how, there'd be no need for a serpent." You're so smart. What's up tomorrow?" You've that lecture. I'm off to the Gallery. I'm hoping I can talk to Winnie. Perhaps lunch together. Then I need to learn more about what UNSW and Macquarie have to offer." Does Macquarie offer anything?" I don't think so. But we. Taking the Sergeant at his word, I am afraid that will be the case. We shall have to get our shopping done after we get home. That makes sense in other ways, as neither of them has a car, and the shops are a fair bit distant. Someone loaded with shopping bags is more at risk than a person not so encumbered. The other possibility is to order the shopping online, and have it delivered, except ... the twins would be vulnerable when they came to the door to collect it. Ideas, anyone?” There was a.