[[I didn't mean to sound controlling. I have been shouted at for letting people do that before so I did not want people to get mad at me. I'm sorry if I sounded mean :( ]]

Harmony spun around and frowned. She was slightly offended that Shu thought she would just forget about her students. "Shu, my dear. I never had any intention of going to get the book. Not until the pendant is safe. We must go now, Fae will be cold and it is dangerous out there at night. She is, after all, only a student. Come" she gestured and turned to walk away to the door. As she did so, she felt a burning sensation on her chest where the pendant lay.

"Ouch" she gasped as she realised that the amulet it's self was burning. It was like it was on fire, and yet no flames came from it. "Guys, something funny is going on here. The pendant is burning!" she said, looking worried and hoping that someone else knew what to do. Quickly, she looked around to check there was nobody else with them and then removed the pendant from her neck to stop her flesh burning. There was already a little read burn mark from where it had lay, but it was nothing compared to what she assumed it would have been if she had left it on.

Looking at Roken, she frowned once his stomach growled and proved to her that he was not at all fine. This time, rather than just letting him get on with it, she shook her head. "No, you are not. You need food, remember last time you did not eat? You passed out and so did I from fear that I had made you ill from not allowing you to eat. You will eat and then we will go to the higher witches and wizards that run the school. To the canteen!" she genstured as she pulled him up by his hand and then pulled him in the direction of the canteen, still holding his hand. When then arrived she smiled. "Do not be embarassed Roken. The higher's will certainly give you a place, and though your sleeping arrangements may take a day or two to sort out, you will definately be allowed a dorm. Until it is sorted though, you are more than welcome to stay with me, or I could find a friend to allow you to sleep with them in their dorm... It is up to you" she said and then nudged him in the direction of the food. "Eat!" she giggled.

((Wait, so we're not going to put it in Graham's old house in the woods behind double barriers? That was the plan at first.
Edit: Nevermind, Original answered my question with her post. I was posting, but she beat me to it.:)))

Fae was beginning to get a little creeped out. Despite her tin-enhanced senses, she couldn't shake the thought that someone, or something, was watching her carefully, like a predator that examines its prey. She saw and heard a rustle in the brush and jumped to her feet in response, obsidian daggers seeming to fly to her nimble fingers as she dropped into a defensive crouch. When she heard the noise again, she flared tin, increasing her already abnormal senses. Her further increased sight revealed a disturbing image; wolves, dozens of them, were lurking in the woods around the clearing. They were unnatural, apparent from their glowing crimson eyes and abnormally large mass, which only added to Fae's uneasiness. Hesitantly, Fae stuck one of her daggers back into its sheath on her belt, and grabbed a fistful of coins from the pouch. She stopped burning pewter and tin, feeling the horrible cold of the evening as suddenly as if she had just stepped outside and the dullness of her normal senses. She honestly could not grasp how ordinary people lived with such muted senses. She managed to supress a gasp at the sudden cold due to her training at being quieter than a mouse. It was an essential skill for an assassin. Burning steel, Fae suddenly saw the thin blue lines coming from the metal in her fist toward her chest. She burned duralumin and Pushed the coins at the school, with a massive burst of power. The coins literally sliced through branches as thick as her arm as they shot over most of the trees to the school, where they collided with the windows that let light into where the adults were. They shattered as the coins burst through them and embedded themselves in the wall. Fae resumed burning pewter and tin as if nothing had happened, looking at the wolves fearfully. C'mon guys, get the message.

"Yeah, a lot of mages can control an element, but at least your powers don't scare people away," Lexi said, still smiling brightly. She was overjoyed that Zenl would want to hang out with her, especially when he mentioned practicing magic. It wasn't any fun practicing without anybody else. "Sure, I'd love to." When another girl came up, saying she heard their names and offering to practice magic, Lexi smiled a little brighter and said, "Sure. We were just going to do that. Zenl said he knows a clearing in the woods that would be perfect." After she finished speaking, she motioned for Zenl to take the lead with a wave of her tiny hand, heterochromatic red and gold eyes glittering with mirth.

Harmony spun round at an unnatural speed and locked eyes on the wall; now dotted and lined with all sorts of different sized coins. She frowned and then remembered what Fae had told her before about her powers. Gasping, she looked at Graham and Shu with fearful eyes and began to run as fast as she could without saying a word. They would easily come to the same conclusion she had once they registered the look in her eyes and the coins in the wall. Harmony burst through the school doors and out into the freezing cold. Another gasp escaped her shocked body from the cold but she regained her stance immediately. Whistling once, she looked around desperately for her broom. It ground to a halt infront of her and she leapt onto it gracefully.

Looking around desperately, she finally found the little cottage that Graham had spoke of, and then almost dropped right off her broom at the other sight that awaited her. Wolves. As far as she could tell, there were thousands of them all surrounding a small girl. Fae!. Harmony manouvered her broom so that she swiftly swooped down and landed right beside little Fae. Dropping her broom, she immediately put her hand inside her cloak and pulled out her want. Thinking for only a second, she then cast a powerful cloaking spell to hide them both from the sight and scent of the wolves; almost like they had dissapeared all together, at least, to any animal within a 100 meter radius.

"Fae, darling are you okay? Did they hurt you? I am so sorry we left you for so long, something came up and we had to tend to it first. I really am sorry!" she almost weapt.

Fae looked up apprehensively as her heightened hearing picked up a whoosh in the air. She gave off a huge sigh of relief when her eyes picked out Ms. Harmony on a broom. Her daggers were held in her clenched fists, dripping coal-black blood onto the pure white snow. A dozen wolves lay dead at her feet. Her clothes showed that several had managed to make contact, but the pewter hardened her skin, so that was the only damage to her. The wolves looked around confused when Ms. Harmony cast her spell. They could no longer see or smell their prey and her friend, but they could still hear them. As one wolf pressed up against the edge of the spell, Fae whipped out five coins and Pushed. They hit the animal like bullets, peppering his hide with holes, and splattering the pure snow with more black blood. "Si, Senora Harmonia," Fae started, speaking pure Spanish, though not realizing it. If she had realized it, she probably would have used English, for she didn't think that Ms. Harmony could speak Spanish. "Yo fina, sólo un poco asustado."

Harmony looked confused when Fae began to speak Spanish. "Pardon?" she questioned. Then she realised that her spell, though it had stopped the wolves from seeing and smelling them, it could not stop them from attacking them once they were heard. She quickly cast another spell to sheild then from any on coming danger as well as keep in any sound they both made. Now they would be safe to discuss the hide out of the pendant. No body in the forrest could hear, see or smell them, let alone get to them. She smiled to herself, feeling quite proud and then looked back to Fae. "Thank goodness you are okay dear. We are free to talk, no one can hear us anymore. So, do you think this is a suitable place to hide the pendant? Do you believe you could keep a good watch on here?" she smiled, trying to make the situation as normal as possible for Fae...

Harmony still felt bad for putting such a young girl in this kind of situation. She should be focussed on her studies and her schooling. This was something she never should have to worry about. "I am sorry for all of this Fae. I truly am" Harmony said and then looked down to the ground, feeling ashamed.

Fae responded to Ms. Harmony's confusion by repeating what she said more slowly. Halfway through her repetition, she realized she had been speaking Spanish and blushed in embarrassment. "Sorry. I didn't realize I had been speaking Spanish. I said I'm fine, just a little spooked," Fae explained to the teacher. She was obviously more relieved when Ms. Harmony mentioned the updated spell; she couldn't fight off all the wolves with her daggers, and her urchin background made it uncomfortable for her to use coins. "I don't know if it's safe here. I assume that if you put up the barriers around the pendant, it'd be much better. Plus I could easily defend it, though we'd have to kill the wolves first. I don't think they're natural. I grew up in the city, so I could be wrong, but I don't think wolves are supposed to be that large or have crimson eyes or bleed black blood."

Harmony agreed with a simple nodding. Gulping back her fear, she realised what Fae was talking about and shook her head. "No, they are not normal. And I agree, they need destroying. Though, I fear I cannot be the one to do so. I could never kill an animal, no matter how pure wvil they may be" she shuddered and looked at Fae with a wry look on her face.

"That's fine. I got it," Fae shrugged as she made her way for the end of the barrier. "If you want, you can watch from your broom." With that she Pulled the coins out of the dead wolf, letting them go as she jumped seven feet straight into the air. The coins whizzed by her and embedded themselves into another wolf, who howled in agony as he died. Fae Pushed lightly on the coins in the dead body to give herself a boost forward and dropped, mistcloak swirling up and behind as she fell. She landed next to a large, black wolf with a deadened thud. The wolf looked at her confused before snarling and attempting to sink its jaws into her body. Fae responded by reaching out and snapping the evil creature's neck with her tiny fingers. Her enhanced hearing warned her of a wolf charging towards her, and pewter sped up her reaction time enough that she could spin and kick the massive beast as it jumped. She nailed the animal in the shoulder, shattering the bone, and sent it flying into another wolf. Another wolf attempted to charge her, but instead of kicking it, Fae pulled some of the weight she had stored in her iron bracelets out. Her body obviously grew heavier, evidenced by her sinking further into the snow. The wolf collided, but was surprised when his tiny target didn't even budge. He fell to the snow, where Fae promptly snapped his neck. She pushed weight back into the bracelets, making herself lighter as she jumped back into the air in time to avoid another attack. She whipped her daggers out as she fell onto yet another wolf, upon which she became heavier, successfully crushing it to death. Using her daggers, she killed two more wolves as she became lighter. She burned brass and Pushed on the emotions of a group of wolves, making them placid and docile while she took out their comrades. Daggers spinning around and around and around as they sliced wolves apart, Fae was a cyclone of death, surprising for one her size.

[[Apolagies for the short posts. I'm having trouble thinking of things to put... :( ]]

Harmony grabbed her broom and flew off into the air when Fae said she could watch from above. Hovering high above the trees, Harmony started down in utter shock and disbelief as Fae sliced and diced her way through each and ever wolf. It almost made her cry; all those animals dying. Though she knew that they were evil spirits and they would never be good, it still upset her. When Fae had finished the last wolf off, Harmony slowly flew back down. The same look of shock still plastered onto her face.

"Wow" Harmony breathed once she knew she was within Fae's hearding distance. Who knew such a small, sweet girl like Fae could do so much damage to so many creatures in such a small amount of time. "That was frightning, but amazing" she sighed again, looking at Fae with a silly dumb founded expression.

Zenl smiled at the new arrival and said, "Sure, you can come with us," as he began leading the way down the corridors and stairs to the first floor. Upon arriving, he made his way for the nearest exit and led the group into the woods, towards a small cabin that has been abandoned for as long as he could remember. He could hear talking in the clearing past the edge of the woods and signaled for the others to stop. He peeked his head out and saw the bodies of thousands of wolves laying all over the place, as well as an adult and what looked like a small child conversing a few ways off. Zenl decided to stay still and watch them in case they would leave, which he was hoping for.

((Don't worry. I understand. I'm just a long-winded person.:)))

Fae stood among the carnage she had caused, breathing normally, as if she hadn't just killed hundreds of wolves. She lowered her pewter to a simmer and sat down wearily. Pewter would let her keep going for much longer than a regular person, but if she didn't get anymore to burn, she would crash like a person on a sugar-high. Not to mention she would suddenly be vulnerable to the cold. Even lowering how fast she burned it brought a shiver to her tiny frame. She shrugged off Ms. Harmony's compliment, saying, "It wasn't that impressive. They were unorganized and impulsive. You should see me against a calvary division." She had suffered several wounds during the conflict, but now that it was over, she pulled health from her gold rings slowly, healing all the wounds.

Miria was happy that Zenl and Lexi let her join them. While they are walking, there was a complete silence. Miria decided to break the ice. "So, what are your specialties?" She asked. "I am best at demon summoning and I can talk with animals. It's not helpful." She frowned as she said it. A cold breeze of wind whispered to her. She put her coat on to be warm. When they stopped, she saw the wolves and the adult with a student. She hated seeing wolves, they give Miria goose bumps. "I wonder when they will leave." She said. She picked a large leaf and sat in it. She invited Lexi and Zenl to sit. When she looked closer at the adult, she noticed that the adult were Harmony. She is the adult that she talked to earlier before she met Zenl and Lexi. She wanted to wave at them but they could be discussing something important about the amulet. She was staring at them when a big wolf attacked her.

Lexi had stayed right behind Zenl the entire time, worrying about getting lost in the woods. "I'm a necromancer and a voodooist," she answered the girl as they walked. When they arrived and Zenl signaled for them to be still, she obeyed, though she did peek out through the bushes too. She recognized her professor Ms. Harmony, but the small figure wasn't ringing any bells. She sneaked back and sat on the leaf with the mystery girl. When a wolf leaped out from the bushes, Lexi jumped back in panic and summoned Xerxes from her home. He appeared in a burst of green smoke, but quickly understood his lady's need and jumped at the wolf, knocking it off of the girl. He continued wrestling with the massive beast while Lexi helped the girl to the bushes away from the fight. "Are you okay?" she asked nervously.

Zenl sent a burst of fire at the beast to distract it as Lexi's minion attacked it head on. He displayed an inhuman fearlessness, which made sense considering he had nothing to lose. Zenl continued to send bursts of fire as he scuttled backwards to join the girls. He really was a horrible fighter; he only won because he used his powers to trip opponents or make their moves miss. By this time he was really hoping that the professor or Lexi's minion would kill the flipping beast. "Lexi, I'm sorry. I made a mistake. Your powers aren't cool, they're freakin' amazing!" he exclaimed, though he kept his eyes on the fight.

Miria was amazed by the two's fighting skills. "I'm fine." She said. She sent flying boulders to the wolf so she could at least help. She didn't want to summon a demon yet for she trust Zenl and Lexi. "I agree with what Zenl said." She said as she continue to send flying boulders to the big wolf. When there are no boulders left, she gave up but seeing Zenl and Lexi fight hard, she gained the spirit again. She summoned a human-like demon, it was her favourite to summon. The demon helped Xerxes and Zenl fight the wolf. The demon's fighting skills is nothing compared to the two. It is hardly hitting the wolf. Miria remembered the adult and the student that was on the other side, who is now calmed.

[[Can't think of anything. :x]]

Shu watched as Fae dealt with the wolves. once the girl was done she walked to the center of it all and closed her eyes.
"Someone controlled them...we must put the medallion away safely soon." she said after placing a hand on what had looked to be the leader of the pack. Shu pulled out a small gemstone and concentrated her energy on it.
"Umna Hedu Ilja Su!" she murmured. A soft glow emitted from the stone and washed over the wolves' bodies.
"Not many know. Druids are nature wizards and witches. I've released their souls from the control. They were still a young pack." she said. She then took Melody's injured hand.
"The amulet seems to have reacted to whoever controls them." she said blowing on the burn softly and using her magic to make it fade.
"That should feel better. If it's reacting to someone it's definitely dangerous. We must hurry now. I've a feeling we'd rather not meet whoever this thing belongs to on our own."

Roken stared at the food. He'd never smelled so many scents and some of it smelled strange. eventually he shyly and embarrassedly turned to Evelyn.
"Uhm..." he murmured embarrassed to admit that his second sight was useless when it came to seeing like normal people did and he needed help to identify and get the food like she told him to.

Harmony was relived to see Shu come into the clearing. It seemed she had watched the whole slaughter; she could not call it a battle, for the Wolves seemed no match for Fae. "Shu!" she exclaimed and hugged her friend tightly. Listening to what dear Shu had to say about the wolves made Harmony sorrowful. It was clear that the death of so many animals had upset Shu, but she still understood that there was nothing else Fae could do at a time like this.

When Shu took hold of Harmony's hand, she winced and tried not to show how much pain she was in from the burn. Harmony then nodded when Shu said that it was definately dangerous and had to be hidden soon. "Thank you dear, for soothing my burns. My neck is feeling a lot better too now you mention it. Come, we must hide the amulet, for it seems to be getting worse and even more powerful. It can only get worse" Harmony sighed and then wrapped her hand in the soft material of her cloak and took hold of the pendant once more. Walking quickly, she entered the house and cast a quick spell to scope the place to make sure there was nobody or nothing lurking inside. "It is empty. We must find a place within here" she said and began searching for the best place to hide the pendant.

Evelyn looked to Roken when he spoke. "Oh!" she understood immediately and walked with him to the rows of food. "What would you like to eat?" she smiled and grabbed up a plate. "There is pretty much every kind of food here that you can imagine. Anything you want, I will put on the plate!" she smiled and walked up and down the isle looking for something that she knew Roken would like.

Lexi blushed at the compliments her companions had given her, saying, "I'm not the one fighting. It's all Xerxes. If you're going to compliment anyone, compliment him." Realizing that it was foolish to let the battle last, Lexi pulled out a small, handmade stuffed animal. The shape wasn't important, but Lexi found that her magic was easier to use if the doll's shape matched the target's to some degree. It appeared to be made out of straw, wool, and cotton, and seemed faded with age. Lexi hesitantly made her way over to the fight and scooped some of the blood from the wolf onto her finger. This was another part of voodooism that freaked people out; it required the blood and hair of your target to be most effective. She then grabbed some hair that had fallen off during the scuffle. She scuttled back towards where the other girl was before wiping the blood onto the doll, where it was absorbed without leaving a trace. The doll seemed to be glowing faintly as Lexi continued onto the next step, wrapping the hair around the neck of the doll and tying it. The finished doll was glowing noticeably, and looked rather cute with the scarf-like wrapping of hair. Lexi muttered the attunement incantation quietly, causing the doll to glow brightly as she did so. The wolf seemed unsettled, and rightly so, for immediately after the attunement was complete, Lexi twisted the neck of the doll to an impossible angle. The actual wolf's neck followed suit, audibly snapping as it achieved the same position. It died quietly, falling limply onto Xerxes. He shoved it off as Lexi muttered the incantation for breaking attunements. When she finished, the hair around the neck withered and the blood seeped back out as if repelled, pouring onto the snow. Xerxes stood, marched over to Lexi, saluted with a "Milady," and vanished in the same type of smoke that he appeared in.

Fae weakly shuffled into the building behind Ms. Harmony and Shu. She followed them around as they searched for a good hiding spot place the amulet. Her heightened hearing could easily pick up the reverberations coming from the floor as the adults walked, Fae being to light to create them herself. This obviously pointed out that there was a hollow spot between the floor of this level and the ceiling of the basement. Fae walked to where she approximated the center of the house to be, and said, "Why don't we just hide it in the floor? Ms. Shu, can you regenerate wooden boards?" Fae figured she'd just bust through wood, so Ms. Harmony could place the pendant in the hole, and then Shu could fix it.

"There's no need child. You're too tired right now. Find yourself a seat and rest up." Shu said before kneeling down on the center spot Fae had mentioned. she placed a hand on the ground and frowned.
"Strange...there is a hollow... not very big...no exits...not natural either...it will do for now." Shu said. Her eyes glowed again and the nails in the board before her slowly but surely lifted out and she moved the board. She then brought out a small box from within the folds of her dress and opened it. She pulled out a pendant and pocketed it before holding it out to Harmony.
"This box is one of many tools created by my ancestors to hide magical items in. The box is made of an alloy that deflects magic. Once closed only those who wish to possess the item inside, but not use it to cause harm can open it. It can't be moved by magic and the pendant won't react while in there. That should give whoever tries some trouble as a last resort. With your spell Harmony it should work well enough for now." Shu said calmly.
"The druid are a selfish race, they don't like sharing their magical items much and especially not with magical users of another race or even those of their own who were considered of dirty blood. Like me." Shu explained for Fae knowing the girl would be confused.

Roken followed Evelyn's energy to where she went and frowned as he discovered another problem. He'd been born blind. He'd never seen any of the food he ate when he ate any that is. He smelled many wonderful smells, but couldn't name any of them.
"I...uhm...I was...from birth...no sight...ate whatever...don't...don't know any names....I'm sorry...I know it must be troublesome..." he mumbled embarrassedly. He was certain the kind girl who'd helped him so much would either laugh, find it silly and not believe him or get fed up with having to help him.

Harmony shivered as a cold gust caught her neck. Shaking her head she tried to get rid of the un-easy feeling that was creeping up on her; almost like someone was watching them from a hidden corner...

"Yes, Shu. That is perfect. I will cast a cloaking spell, as well as an alerter to tell us when someone is near. Then, just as an extra precaution I will add another spell that will blind anyone who ties to break into the box by hand, also giving them a shock to render them helpless... Then the alerter will show us who is near and we can come and handle it before they get away. The shock spell should knock the person out for roughly 20 minutes. Now, shield your eyes Fae, the shocking spell radiates a great amount of light as it is cast and I do not want your over-sensitive eyes being damaged by the brightness" she smiled in Fae's direction, trying not to show her sudden fear as she felt a breath on the back of her neck.

"Being a master of Dark Arts does come in handy most of the time!" she shrugged and winked at Shu and giggled. Then, calming herself from her almost hysteria, she cast each spell that she had mentioned one by one. It took only 10 minutes to complete each one, and then she motioned to Shu to place the heavily protected box in the floor boards. "I wonder where Graham is... I hope nothing is happening back at the school" Harmony shuddered once more when she felt another breath behind her. This entity felt evil to her; something that could not be good in any situation, let alone this one...

"Come, we have to leave this place. I feel something watching us, maybe I am just being paranoid but I really fear this time. Please" she looked pleadingly at Shu and Fae and then smiled a weak little smile. Fear flashed across her face in that instant as she actually felt her hair being played with by something behind her. Breathing heavily, Harmony cast an immediate defense spell to block herself, Shu and Fae from whatever evil lurked. "Please!" she practically shouted, tears welling up in her eyes.

Evelyn blushed and felt stupid. "Of course" she smiled, though she knew Roken could not see her; something she had to admit she was happy about as her sudden raspberry color would probably make him think she was silly.

"Roken, you do not have to be embarrassed around me. I will never tire of your company, I promise you that. Even if I do mess up now and again, I never mean any harm. Please, never think that you are a trouble to me. You aren't!" she smiled as she placed her icy cold hand on Roken's cheek. "I promise" she giggled and then decided what food Roken would enjoy. "Pizza!" she smiled and then grabbed some up and put it on his plate. "Also, pasta, and maybe some meat. Bread and butter, and after something sweet" she giggled running around like a child in a sweet shop. Yes, it was a mix-match of random foods, but she decided that he deserved a buffet feast and just kept putting small foods on his plate. Eventually, when she had finished playing, she said "Come, eat!" and lead him over to a table and placed the plate down in front of him. "I think you may enjoy it. I put only really yummy food on there, and most of it, my favorite!" she giggled and then blushed once more. Yet another reason she was slightly glad he could not see her; her incessant blushing... Something she did when she was either nervous, embarrassed or liked someone. Mostly though, it happened around boys.

Zenl had half a mind to reiterate his compliment of Lexi's abilities, but didn't due to the need for him to focus on helping her undead servant fight off the massive, unnatural beast. He was becoming slightly fatiqued from blasting so much fire in such cold air, which meant that the fire required much more of his energy to become as hot, when Lexi crawled out to the fight. He was shocked, momentarily stopping what he was doing as he saw his tiny friend make her way to the most dangerous area. It was pretty frightening watching the two bodies thrash around as they tried to get the advantage over their opponent. He was further stunned when she scooped up some of the wolf's blood and a few pieces of its hair. He was confused as to what she was doing, but continued his task regardless, only stopping when he noticed a creepy, bright light shining from where she was. He glanced over at it and saw that it was a doll in Lexi's hand. Remembering that Lexi had told him she was a voodooist, he turned back to the wolf in time to see its head and neck twist one-hundred eighty degrees and snap audibly. When it fell limp, he exclaimed, "Lexi, that was amazing! You have to explain that to me one of these days!"

Fae had dozed off, taking Shu's advice and laying down on the simple, ragged couch nearby, when Ms. Harmony spoke. She had been burning tin in her sleep a little faster than usual, which increased the sensitivity of her senses. Ms. Harmony's voice sucked Fae back into the waking world, where she jumped out of bed and landed in a crouch, daggers twirling in her hands dangerously as she scanned the room for danger. Sensing no threat, Fae turned back to Ms. Harmony questioningly, just in time for the light to go off. She yelled in pain, hands dropping the daggers and flying to her eyes. Of course the yell sounded much louder to Fae's heightened sense of hearing. The following pain in her eardrums wasn't helped at all by Ms. Harmony's sudden shout. This proved too much for Fae, causing her to stop burning her tin abruptly, though the dulled light and sound was a sweet relief for the aching child. Fae could also sense the evil presence, despite being less severe for her. She concluded that this must have been what caused Ms. Harmony to shriek, and burned atium. A shadow popped into existance near Shu and Ms. Harmony, showing what they were going to do next, but that was it. There wasn't anything else that was in the room, at least, not a tangible thing. Fae shut off her atium, feeling foolish for wasting something so valuable. Then she burned Cadmium and Pulled on a bubble of time around them, slowing everything inside. Anyone inside would be able to notice the effects, however, so it wasn't as selective as most of the other metals. Fae followed up by burning brass and Pushing on the emotions of Shu and Ms. Harmony, dampening their fear, as well as the entity, squashing its anger, hatred, and other negative emotions. She also burned Zinc and Pulled on Shu and Ms. Harmony's emotions, specifically calmness. In combination, she burned copper, creating a 'copper-cloud,' which she hoped would hide them from the being. She did this all simultaneously, something that would surprise most people, even multi-taskers. Making her way to the door of the building, she signaled the two adults to follow, quelling her own fear.

OOC: Zafri for one your post makes no sense and I don't know what the hell you're doing. For two stop forcing our characters to do things. You can't just decide harmony will scream or mess with other character's feelings that's powerplaying. So tone it down. Also the lights didn't go off there was a bright flash from the spell Harmony did. Also you're doing entirely too many impossible things with metals of which half can't even burn realistically speaking and especially for a character that was already tired in the first place. It took maybe 10 minutes for our characters to start doing the spells so there's no way Fae could get her full strength back in that small an amount of nap-time either. Plus since you say the flashes affected her sensitive sight it's not exactly logical for her to be able to grab anything else let alone any other metals from wherever the hell she's keeping it. Sorry but your character just seems entirely illogical to me. With all the metals you're describing and the entirely illogical things you do with them it's just not possible to me that someone can do such things and since she's already hurting from the emotions it's just powerplaying if you make her do what she did. I'm really sorry, but this just is not the right way to play and I won't accept it. Please refrain from forcing our characters to do things and stop adding abilities on the fly and keep in mind that even wizards and witches can't do a load of magic when they're exhausted.