"I'm sorry... it's not my business," Kathy said, deciding to try another tactic. She had shunned him and now she was paying the price. "Gee, my feet a...e so sore today. Would you mind giving me one of your wonderful foot massages after I take a bath?" Sure Mom," Kevin said, trying to hide his excitement. "Where's Quentin?" he asked, trying to find out if they were going to be alone."He's out of town until Sunday." Good," Kevin said, not realizing that he had said it aloud.Later that evening,. ”“Let’s see what I can do,” I nodded and began the weave.Three hours later Peter had basically overcome anything that I’d thrown at him and I was somewhat at a loss.“Any thoughts, my Mage?” I asked Morgana.“Not at this stage. I’ve asked the Seers to see if they can find you an angle,” she replied, looking a little perplexed.Ten minutes later we looked up and smiled as Simone and Dorry entered the room.“Tough cookie, John,” Simone chuckled.“I just can’t cause any form of stress or fear enough to. . there not being many decent days remaining until Spring ... and, as luck would have it ... the Marina receptionist, a young lady recently one of his student office help ... was kind enough to radio to the boat. That resulted in them waiting at the far end of the very last pier before motoring out on Limeburners Bay. He arranged parking...”Won’t be a minute,” he said. And hoofed it down the ramp and out to the very end of the last pier ... Or the First ... depending ... where Sailbait picked. You have nothing to fear here.” We walked up to him. He was wearing an ancient form of armor I wasn’t familiar with, which surprised me, and his skin was white as snow. “I am Knight-Paladin Gelebor. Welcome to the great Chantry of Auri-El.” His accent was ... different, precise, refined.“The cave is a temple to Auriel?”“Auriel, Auri-El, Alkosh, Akatosh ... so many different names for the sovereign of the snow elves.”“Snow elves? You’re a Falmer?”“I prefer snow elf. The name Falmer usually holds.