Her fingers tightened thier hold in his hair as he switched his attention to her other orb. A soft sound of pleasure escaped her lips as his hand feathered down her body and under her clothing. Before she could even register that he'd inserted a finger inside her most intamate of places, she suddenly disappeared out from under him. Through thier ever strengthening bond, he would feel her startlement at finding herself suddenly else where and know it wasn't her doing, or her Magicks.<br/><br/>"No! Anyone but him. I will not allow this to continue."<br/><br/>The hard edge in her Uncle's voice was so foreign to Makoda that it was like being doused with half frozen water. She blinked a few times as her brain scrambled to catch up. Feeling herself completely in the Spirit Realm, her Uncle's words finally registered. An anger grew inside her and she turned to look at him. The look on his face, so angry itself shocked her before she could say anything. Her normally fun loving Uncle was clearly beyond pissed and it unsettled her.<br/><br/>After a few moments, his face softened and he walked up and placed a hand lightly on her shoulder. "You play with danger, Niece."<br/><br/>Makoda shrugged, her face and voice expressionless. "My choice."<br/><br/>Trickster's head snapped up as he felt Makoda completely leave the Waking World. His head swiveled as he sensed the danger suddenly surrounding the place. Suddenly he scrambled up and bolted down the hallway. Suddenly blinking momentarily out of existance before he rammed the door he was aiming for, he passed through and landed in the room behind. Bounding off the floor he crashed into the mishappened creature. Suddenly, the Dragon, Fey, and Coyote disappered from the room.<br/><br/>The three found themselves sprawled on the sand next to a softly lapping surf. Trickster scrambled off the Dragon and Fey Children and sniffed the air. He gave a sneeze and sat waiting for the two to adjust to the Spirit World. Makoda was safe for now and these two as well.Soon they would need to return. Mortals couldn't stand being fully in the Spirit Worlds for long.