“Basically set up a small fortress or strongpoint in each place and dare them to misbehave,” chuckled Mage Helen.“Aye, the real troublemakers wo...’t be able to ignore them and they’ll have to win to bring the ordinary Sidhe round,” Roxanne mused.“Just remember we won’t have any real friends there. I rather doubt the ordinary Sidhe ... assuming there is such a thing, will have any reason to like us,” Mage Tara added.“According to Mage William, the main instigators of any trouble were the ruling. We got off the bus having had a nice chat about her training program and I found Mia to be both enthusiastic and sweet, she was a cute girl who had ambitions and the perfect frame to fulfil them, she was a few years younger than me so had time on her side. As we walked down my street Mia asked if she could come in and do some more exercises and as it was still early I said it would be ok, “Do I have to pay you Jerry?” she asked and I told her that I would do this one free of charge, how. "That one only has something to pull attention to the pendant and make other people wonder where it came from." I was surprised I'd been making the limited design pendants for about three years at that point and no one else had noticed."We already put away our computer and cash box, but since your the first to notice why don't you pick out something else from our jewelry collection, and message us when you've figured it out?" I fished one of the wooden chips we use as business cards out of my. I tiptoed along side the crimson trail. It lead me to the couch. On the side table, there was a steaming hot chocolate. On the couch, there was a fluffy beige blanket. I snuggled up on the couch, and sipped the hot cocoa. Once I drained the mug, I set it in the kitchen sink, and went back to my mission of following the little red trail. It led me to the bathroom. There was a new bottle of peach shower gel on the counter by the sink, with a little red bow on it. I went back to the trail..