“I see, but there are four left not on the wall. They look recent. Do you know know who they are?” Tina picked up the pictures. 

Tasha went stiff. 

“What?” Tina asked. 

“Shhh. Danger is coming. You need to get dressed. Now!” Tasha said. Tina took the hint and ran into the bedroom. Tasha conjured a camera and started taking pictures of the wall. 

Tina had prepared for something like this. She had a set of clothes and a back pack packed with essentials. 

She opened a small box on her dresser and placed the pictures in it. She picked up the pack and went into the living room. She placed the letter in the box in the box and put the box in her back pack.

“You might want to buckle those.” Tasha motioned towards the buckles. Tina nervously buckled the strap around her waist and the one across the chest. 

“Okay. Let’s go.” Tina said. They disappeared. 

The sensation of blazing as Avery had called it was fantastic. Tina had hoped she would get that power. They landed on a old brick street. 

“Tasha where are we?” Tina asked. 

“I don’t know I was trying to get us to the Island.” She answered. There were people walking up and down the street. The bars that lined the street were all closed. The was however a tourist shop open called Haunted Savannah. 

“Savannah. I don’t recognize this place. It’s almost like River street but it’s different.” Tina said. 

“That’s because your eyes are open to the Magical Arda. I’m sorry Magical Realm. I not used to speaking complete English. Most Realms exists within each other you just have to know what to look at.” Tasha said. 

“You mean like in Harry Potter?” Tina asked. 

“Sort of, Look a Halfling safe house.” Tasha pointed to the Tourist shop.

“A what?” Tina asked but Tasha was already pulling Tina into the shop.

“Welcome. How may I help you?” A tall pale woman with red hair asked. Vampire genes were dominate in her. 

“We seem to be a little lost.” Tasha said leaving Tina’s side. 

Tina slowly wondered around the store. Noticing all the typical tourist souvenirs but only with a magical twist. She looked back at Tasha who was now carrying on a full on conversation in the a magical language Tina didn’t recognize with the woman. 

Tina stopped at a bookshelf. There were so many different books, but one in particular caught her attention. It looked very old. It had the symbol that was on her arm on the cover. She couldn’t read the title. She opened the cover and there was the tree but without the pictures. 

“Tina Let’s go.” Tasha called. 

“Just a minute.” Tina grabbed the book and a translation book and went up to the counter. “I’d like to purchase these.” She said. 

“Sure That’ll be 50 gold pieces.” The woman said. 

“Um All I have is dollars, and credit cards.” Tina said. 

“Here.” Tasha handed over a card to the woman. 

“Thanks. I’ll pay you back.” Tina said. 

“No need the card is loaded and is yours Bette said I was to give it to you only in an emergency.” Tasha answered. The woman handed her the card back and she gave it to Tina. 

“I think we better get going.” Tasha took Tina by the hand and lead her out of the store. 

As soon as they were out of sight the woman picked up the phone and dialed a number. 

“Yes, they just left. No they didn’t say where they were headed. Yes I guided them in the direction you wanted. Yes she bought the book just like you said. Sure. No Problem. Bye.” The woman hung up the phone and went back to checking her inventory.