Slipping Between Dreams Chapter 49 by KittySib, literature
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Slipping Between Dreams Chapter 49
Written with :iconDevonTomatoCat: These past two days in Torrinae, Iridethia had managed to keep her soul to herself. No peeking in on Ketz, no listening in on conversations, no matter how inadvertent that was. There’d been no run-ins with Ketz last night while dreamwalking, which was good, because two nights in a row would probably be more than either of them could handle. Thia had been very good, keeping herself distracted with her research. The picture it had painted was bad, but for the last hour her dread levels had climbed exponentially, until she was about to jump out of her skin from nerves. The sun had just set when the jarring ringing of her cell phone broke the ever thickening silence. In her frantic grab to answer the phone, she fumbled it twice. The caller ID said it was from Seth. “Hello?” She asked warily. “Thia, it’s me. Listen, it’s going to be a few more days. I know we should have been there already, but something came up on my end. Everyone is fine, so just
Slipping Between Dreams Part 1 by KittySib, literature
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Slipping Between Dreams Part 1
In the moonlight, the waterfall appeared to glow silver. Flowers bloomed everywhere, and the trees towered majestically over the secluded jungle palace. Standing on the roof of the glimmering, white harem, the lone Nekonikai female gazed at the beauty surrounding her.
How many times in the last month had she dream walked here? What was it about the jungles of Liira that called to her so loudly? Aside from these occasional unplanned trips, she’d never even been anyplace less civilized than a small town in Jemreth’s Reach.
Swishing her fluffy, light brown tail, she inhaled deeply. Over the rumble of the waterfall, she thought s
Slipping Between Dreams Part 2 by KittySib, literature
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Slipping Between Dreams Part 2
The sun was going down as Iridethia was getting off work. Waving goodbye to her boss at Lorelei’s Music, she sprinted down the sidewalk to the bus stop. As usual, she just barely caught the 8:30 bus. Finding a seat, the Nekonikai girl stared out the window, wondering what important thing Seth wanted to talk about.
The bus ride passed quickly, and all too soon, Iridethia was walking up her driveway. The porch light was on, a bright blue light welcoming her home. “I’m home!” she called, closing the front door behind her. Kicking off her clunky boots into a corner, she followed the scent of bacon to the kitchen.
Seth
As soon as Iridethia sat down with her glass of ice water, she heaped a huge piece of lasagna onto her plate and began to inhale it. Seth sighed, and went to get a plate and fork for their unexpected guest. The small boy had scooted his chair as close to the female Nekonikai’s as possible without actually sitting on top of her. His silver eyes watched her constantly, as if afraid she’d vanish at any moment.
Seth filled the plate with lasagna and placed it before the silver eyed Nekonikai boy. “I’m Seth. What’s your name?”
The boy looked up at him warily. “Lester Snowhart. Are you REALLY Thia’
Iredethia Tempest Character Profile by KittySib, literature
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Iredethia Tempest Character Profile
SLIPPING BETWEEN DREAMS
Iridethia Lexi Tempest Character Profile
Gender: Female
Race: Nekonikai (feline anthro)
Age: 20 seasons (each season equivalent to 3 earth years) (Young Adult)
Hair Color: Violet
Eyes: Silver
Fur Color: Light Brown
World of Residence: Kesseth
Place of Residence: Rethkai, Kaolin
Place of Employment: Lorelei's Music
Relatives: Older Brother Seth
Magical Abilities: Dream Walking and Spell Singing, Specializes in Protective/Defensive Magics-NOT A HEALER
Special Items: Crystal and Silver Sword Amulet (Magic Tool and Power Focus)Worn on a Necklace
Slipping Between Dreams, Part 4 by KittySib, literature
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Slipping Between Dreams, Part 4
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Cast in the gaze of the silver moon, flowers bloomed like stars. The silent fields swayed in the calm breath of the night. Green turned to ocean blue and black below, awash in the tides. Above, the swirl and glitter of the heavens stood strong against the equal darkness. A million suns lit up the distant sky like diamonds. The world was no less. A million dreams bore down upon the land, watching and waiting.
The forest was no uncommon sight in any land. At least it was familiar. Black cloth emerged from the darkness as a figure materialized. The shadows of the trees had hidden him for long enough. A black cloak bi
Slipping Between Dreams Part 5 by KittySib, literature
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Slipping Between Dreams Part 5
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Maybe the last while or so was best left forgotten. Some events were not meant to be remembered in vivid detail, or… thought about ever again. Unfortunately that too was part of life, which continued regardless. Ketz adjusted his cloak and carried on.
As bright as the sun above poured down on the rugged stone and lit the blue skies, no image stood out as strongly as the sounds and smells did. Shrill squeals of hidden life pricked at his ears as he cautiously crept through the rocky terrain, keeping a watch out for protruding roots. Even the edge of the mountain had its hazards, such as whatever was current
Slipping Between Dreams Part 6 by KittySib, literature
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Slipping Between Dreams Part 6
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One thing could be said for the wasteland and its lifeless reaches: Graveyards were more welcoming. The ashen-black soil held no life. What little greenery remained thrived by the edges of thin creeks and rivers, fighting desperately against the odds for nutrients. Massive trees remained, maybe from the hundreds of cycles before desolation took the realm. Each and every trunk stood far and apart, each thick than ten feet across. They were spires amongst the fallen. Ketz ran his hand across a massive trunk as he neared.
“Not long now.” murmured Ketz. The days had not been kind.
A few feet ahead,
Slipping Between Dreams Part 7 by KittySib, literature
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Slipping Between Dreams Part 7
Thia rubbed her arms for the millionth time in the last five minutes, but the prickling under her skin wouldn't disappear. She'd been edgy and starving all day. It didn't help that she felt as if she was being pulled away from her body, even though she was wide awake. Reni from work had been concerned she was getting sick...and maybe she was. After all, that vile binding tea Seth used on her the past week to send her to a specific place when she dream walked made her anxious...
Not a moment too soon, the bus reached her stop. As soon as her clunky boots hit the pavement, she was sprinting. If she hurried, she could catch Seth before