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When I opened my eyes, the ground was much closer than I was used to. I looked around but didn’t see Stella any more. The Morrigan looked down at me and smiled. DOWN! Before, the Morrigan and I were of a similar height, now she towered over me!
“Tis a good look on you lass. It will take some time for you and Stella to adjust to each other, but teach each other well, and grow together.”
Brigit stepped forward, her blonde hair swaying in a light breeze, “Child, return here in three months time for the second blood moon.”
I let out a yip of agreement, then horrified at the sound I made I tried to cover my mouth, only to find my chin on the ground as I covered my shout with paws!
I looked up at Brigit, horrified.
“Now, now, dear Eileen. There is nothing to be so terrified about. My daughter Stella has a lovely body. You will find it strong and powerful. You two just need to learn to communicate and share its form. Let her guide you during this tim
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