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Sumar wanted to start a story, and I'm sure this will be a hit! Here is what Sumar posted:

We can't possibly do that!" Ann said, "Why, if we were caught..."
"You're right," I said firmly, "WE can't do this. I can. You will have nothing to do with this". I needed to be on that ship, Karthik is held prisoner, but I will not put my friends in jeopardy.
"Gemma, we're coming with you weather you want us to or not, sorry" Felicity said, her cold grey eyes determend.
"Fee," I said, "If we were to get caught, our lives would be ruined. You can't do that to yourslef on my account!"
"Oh, and you can?" she challanged.
"Yes, I most certainley can," I shot back at her, "My life, all that I care of it anyway, is on that ship"
"Well, we're coming with you, and that's final," she said. I stared at her for a long moment nbefore mutley nodding me head. As long as she was coming no matter what I said, I was happy she would be there.
"Now," I said, "We must bneging prepeation. The ship leaves tomorrow, according to what I overheard. We need to dress as men, women aren't allowed on ships..."

"How are we supposed to find men's clothing?" Ann complains.
"We can steal or buy some" I say quickly.
"How are we getting on board?" Felicity asks,
"I was getting to that before you interrupted me!" I tell her, "Perhaps we could pretend to be sailors looking for work..."
"Do you think that they'll buy that?" Ann pipes up.
"Ann has a point, we know nothing about sailing, or being men." Fee agrees. As much as I hated to admit it, Ann and Fee were right. How could we possibly pull this off?
"We..." Fee starts, but trails off, looking away from me quickly.
"We could what?" I ask,
"I was just going to suggest we could go to the realms and..."
"Oh, your brilliant Fee!" Ann exclaims, immeadiatly siding with her.
"No," I say forcefully, "We're not going to the realms."
"Oh, and how else do you think we can convince and entire crew that we're experienced sailors and are allowed to go where ever we want?" Fee demands of me. She was right, we couldn't do it without the magic.
"Fine," I say grudgingly, giving in.

"It'll only take a little bit of magic," Felicity cooed as she took my hand, patting it in that soothing way of hers. A way that made me feel as if she were a grown-up, trying to convince a child not to cry...and if that didn't work, the child could always be punished.

"Right," I grumbled underneath my breath and looked around. There had to be a place where we could hide from sight. No use having us spotted before we even got near the point.

"What about behind those cargo boxes," Ann suggested pointing to a stack of wooden crates near by. Fragile, they read. Probably rum, or something of the sort. So we slipped into the crevice of the boxes and joined hands, together Fee's will, Ann's anticipation, and my power conjured the door of light...And as I opened it, I felt a foreboding feeling sink into the pit of my stomach.