Chi of the Dragon (The Exceptional Sophia Beaufont Book 5) by Sarah Noffke & Michael Anderle

Author:Sarah Noffke & Michael Anderle [Noffke, Sarah & Anderle, Michael]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: LMBPN Publishing
Published: 2021-10-27T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Thirty-Five

The air always felt different outside the Barrier. Not like it was colder, but denser, like everything inside the Gullington was lighter.

Sophia knew what she had to do, but she also had a great deal of doubt surrounding it. How was it she could create a portal to another planet?

You’re riding a dragon, and you doubt you can open a portal to another planet? Lunis asked in her head.

Well, you are from Earth, Sophia argued.

As far as you know, he countered.

Ha-ha, she said with no humor. It’s just strange I should be able to do this. I didn’t even know this Oriceran place existed.

Most don’t, he said.

Wait, you know about it?

There is limited information in the collective consciousness about the planet, he explained. Apparently, Earth and Oriceran are connected through magic.

Awesome explanation, Sophia said with zero enthusiasm. Just chalk it all up to magic, and no other details are needed.

What do you want, science? Lunis snorted with laughter in her head. Again, you’re riding a dragon. Oh, and you’re talking to one too…in your head.

Because of this connection between Earth and Oriceran, I can open a portal there, you think, Sophia questioned.

Only one way to find out, but yes, it makes sense Papa Creola granted you this gift for your purposes, Lunis assured her.

He could have told me, she grumbled.

When have you ever known the man to be forthcoming with information?

She sighed. I’m holding out hope that being an elf will change him.

I don’t think you can stick around on Oriceran long, Lunis mused. I believe it would cause an imbalance of sorts. The same is true for going to other time dimensions, from my recollection.

So when I get this token and visit the save point in the past, I shouldn’t stick around in the past, Sophia asked.

I wouldn’t, Lunis answered. So you shouldn’t. We are always meant for our own time and place of origin.

What if Liv didn’t help mortals to see magic and everything did have to be reset to before the Great War? Sophia questioned.

Then we would have all gone back to that point, Lunis explained. It would have been a collective restart, and therefore it would be fine. When you find the token, then just you will be traveling into the past. You have to do what you need to do to find the book, but then you must leave. Otherwise, I think you could cause problems.

I mean, Sophia said, thinking over the idea, I should at least browse around and see how things were.

I think in small doses, it will be fine, Lunis stated. Nothing is going to happen until you open that portal to Oriceran.

Sophia realized she’d been stalling long enough. They were well past the Barrier now. She gave Mahkah a tentative expression.

He nodded in confirmation, his look seeming to say, “You can do this.”

Gulping, Sophia lifted her hand and focused on the Mountain of Truth. A hundred yards ahead of them, a portal opened, shimmering blue and green around the edges.

Sophia didn’t know where it would take them, if it would work or what they would find on Oriceran.

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