“Devout ones.”Alistair rubbed his neck awkwardly, glaring at Leliana, and the bard giggled. “I might have been telling a few stories of our adve...tures, yes?”Still holding my hand, Dorothea ushered us over to the small sitting area, urging us to be comfortable. I settled onto a couch between Alistair and Leli; Aedan and Zevran took chairs, leaving the last couch for the Grand Cleric. I was right, this really is a comfortable couch. When Leliana saw the elder priestess reach for the tea, she slid. I tried my best to appreciate the beauty of my surroundings. There were no walls or barriers to restrict my movements. There were no whistling sounds, puffs of smoke, or bursts of light in the sky. The only sounds were those of the gentle wind. I was surrounded by a world of peace and calm. "Freedom" was the word that came to my mind.I continued on my way. It was not too long before I had reached the other side. On this portion of my walk I would need to break a new trail. For a moment, I. That was it. The spell was done.The reason for all of this was my health. I had always been a sickly girl. I spent a good part of my childhood in hospitals. I eventually found out that I had an autoimmune disorder. The doctors said that I would probably be dead by the time I was 30.But Sarah wouldn’t have any of that. For one, she loved me with all her life. For another, she was a witch.She discovered a spell that allowed one person to sustain the life of another. If it worked, I would be. Then they two were about to leave and my aunt hugged them both and thanked for the deal. They both laughed and said her to keep the phone with herself and they will call her anytime. I don’t know what they were talking about. I said bye to them and asked Chitra aunty “where is rohini chechi” Chitra aunty said “she will come home at night only, she went to buy some things “. I said OK and watched TV and slept in the sofa and rohini at ty came and woke me up and asked me to go to bed room and.