Saving Torhte

"This is normal. THIS IS NORMAL!"

Andie was trying to convince herself more than her friend as they stood, still holding each other, staring out to the green fields and misty air around them.

"No, Andie," Kyle huffed with her usual attitude and brushed her snowy hair out of her face, "if you haven't noticed, people don't tend to blink in a library and open their eyes on a flipping island!"

At this point they were still oblivious to their true power, not that you can blame them. Sorcerers tend to never realise their powers in the modern world.

"Let me think! I'm sure there's a logical explication for all of this. Do you have any ideas, Kyle?"

The whire haired girl narrowed her cold grey eyes at the green gaze of her friend, "Yes, Andrienne, it was obviously just me playing a trick on you, can't you tell?" She made an annoyed sound and crossed her arms, "There's river nearby. we could follow it? Water leads to civilisation."

As soon as they brave the potential dangers of the island with its dragons and fairies and other sorcerers, they learn to love this place they barely know only to discover its in danger.

"Yeah, but if we die I want it on the record that this was your idea," The redhead grudgingly walked into the forest, "And don't use my full name."

Will they be able to get back home if they decide to? Would they find a way to save this place of magic and oneness with nature? Only one way to find out...