"Umm Kris before you finish saying that, ask yourself something. If magic isn't real then why are we kneeling before a wolf? A wolf that would never l...t us get anywhere near him before. But it's more than that. I can feel it," said James."But Magic? Real magic? Not that slight of hand stuff most people use."Cole looked back to his son. Grawl knew the look and stepped forward, coming to stand next to his father."It is time for you to learn the history of your people," said Linda, "Don't be. She knew it was here, just not that he was taking her there. As they approached the gate, Jace pulled something out of his pocket. They approached the gate, and Jace handed his ID to the gate guard. They were waved through, and it was another ten minutes of smooth riding. She noticed they were approaching what looked like a hiking trail up a large hill. Jace took a sharp left, and proceeded up the paved trail. Thank goodness there was a back rest, it was steep and she thought she might. You elves are known for battle magic, and think you're the masters of the arcane arts. But you know nothing of the sort of magic I've got. True, my spells have given me the power I possess on the battlefield -- power you can't hope to match, boy. But today, I'll introduce you to a different kind of power."At that, Raia suddenly began shedding her armor. She removed her gauntlets and greaves normally, although she tossed one greave into a tree at high speed, sending a hidden elven sniper. LikeI said, I was stuck. Mom walked out of the room, leaving me to stareinto the mirror and wonder why my parents thought it was necessary forme to become a girl for the summer. No answer came, and I slowly walkedout of the room and joined mom. The ride to the mall was about twentyminutes, every one of them torture for me as I just knew that someonewould recognize me as a boy in a dress. My first step inside the mallwas not met with laughter, yet I did not relax a bit. I stayed close tomom as.