TheYoungestDaughter

Koralia tore around another bushy corner, her eyes wide with fear. She could feel the adrenaline spreading even as she tried not to panic, running blindly through the maze and doing her best not to trip in the unfamiliar heels and dress. WHY had that stupid god-mother spell had that magic limitation set into it? Of course, Luna had chosen it as it stopped Kia undoing it and going to bed the minute she'd transformed her...But now she couldn't even defend herself from the stupid compulsion spell that was –she risked a quick backwards glance- Yep, still following her. Kakk! She dived down another three lanes in quick succession, throwing

Kia stared around the quad. It looked very different now the sunlight had gone completely. Luna pulled her out of the doorway and towards a small table laden with spare masks. Koralia picked up the nearest and had it immediately taken out of her hands "No no no. That doesn't go at all! You want this one!" Luna replaced it with a hot-pink one that covered her face from nose to crown. Koralia hadn't had time to take a look and so she ran her fingers over it, discovering decorative patterns sculpted into the mask that went swooping across both cheeks and forehead. Larger swirls at the sides curved back neatly into almost elfin points over the ea

The sun had already set and Koralia's evening glow was over. She was now curled up in one of the dormitory's common-room armchairs, her back supported by one soft squashy arm and her legs flung over the other. She already was in her nightclothes, hair plaited up and nearly ready to turn in. But not quite yet…Her eyes flickered back and forth across the page of the heavy tome in her lap. Several others from the same series of spell books-if the matching thick leather bindings were any indication-lay in a neat stack in front of the chair. Koralia copied a few key notes into one of her exercise books and then turned another creamy white pag