"Oh, Please don't let me stay this way. With my body, I could do this easy. How can I be an action star with a clunky body like this?" He closed his e...es. "Oh, Yey-Uck! It's just too gross! I * can't* stay this way!" Feeling like he was going to gag, he rolled over onto a knee and a foot, and headed for the first dormer. "I'll go in through the guest room." He dropped onto the small balcony, and reached for the door to? ZAP! "EEEEAAAA!!!" Jim screamed, falling out of the balcony! The light in. It would have to be enough, for now.A trembling hand tucked an escaped strand of black dyed hair behind my ear, then fell back to my lap. That motion was the extent of my ability at the moment. I needed a fix if I was going to keep working. The other, more traditional healers were doing their best. But everyone knew that my Other abilities were faring the best against this mystery plague, (even if they didn’t like to admit it).I had a massive reservoir for magic and energy within me. It felt. I wasn't disappointed. Within five minutes three guys who had been talking together approached me. They looked about thirty years old and were all well-built. They asked me if I was staying at the hotel and I told them I was. I then explained that I had been bored sitting alone at home and had decided to go out and see if I could make something happen. I uncrossed and opened my legs to give them a quick preview.With their pricks beginning to visibly harden, I knew they were more than willing so. The memories of your scattered dream fade as well, but not without leaving a pensive anticipation of... something. You pull back the curtain from the window and let the late morning light flood into the room. One advantage of this new world was that you had no job, or at least no job yet. You look around the small building that had become home as of two weeks ago. It wasn't much; a small kitchenette, a cozy couch in front of the fire, a comfortable enough bed, and a cellar extending halfway.