I needed to complete my memorization for today.” The huge half-orc walked past Rhys and closed the door behind him.“Memorization?”“Yes. It’s...what wizards do to prepare for spell casting. But we’ll get to that in a bit.” He grabbed two chairs and carried them to the pool of light in front of the window. “Sit.”Rhys took the seat. Thurguz sat down opposite him and eyed him curiously.“How do you like it here?” the half-orc asked. “And be honest about it. If we want to work together, all of us,. He rested his weight on my back and lay there quivering.I tried to move my head away. His snout was right over my face and his tongue was lolling out of his mouth. His drool was dripping down onto my face and it was disgusting. But when I tried to move he growled threateningly. I was afraid he was going to snap at me. He bared his sharp teeth only inches from my face and neck. So I lay still, praying for it to end soon.I slowly became aware of the heat building up inside of me. My first thought. "He never asked any more questions but pulled the white satin slip over his head and went into the bathroom as instructed. Rosy told him she would keep his hair the same but just trim a few strands to give it some shape and then use a setting lotion with some curlers to provide some bounce."Hold on," he said worried again, "I don't want a girl's hair style permanently." You won't," she reassured him, "the set will wash out and if you get your hair cut you'll be back to normal, assuming you want. Then a rock had fallen from the heavens and any who approached died from its proximity. Then had begun the days of horror and destruction as the demons had poured through a series of portals to invade in an unstoppable wave of terror. Two meters high, a greenish tinge to their skin and physically powerful beyond belief to the average squid they had poured into the cities and killed all in their path. Armies had gathered and their distance weapons had taken a toll of the invaders, yet in most.