Qaletaqa by Gladden DelSheree

Author:Gladden, DelSheree
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: romance, soul mate, destiny, fantasy, magic, myth, native american, legend, fate, hero, soul mates, native american mythology, claire, twin souls, twin soul, tewa indian, matwau, uriah, tewa

22: Warning

I was vaguely aware that Uriah had left the room. The fact that I felt him go only meant I was not focused enough to reach the trance state. I could feel my legs starting to cramp up. I was trying to focus, but all I could think about was the incredible feeling I had experienced earlier when I tried to touch Uriah’s soul. I could still taste the strawberries and smell the alfalfa fields.

Reluctantly, I let go of the memory and focused on the pinpoint of nothingness as Kaya had taught me. A tiny black speck in my mind, it took every ounce of mental strength I had to hold onto it. Slowly, I worked to expand the little dot until it pushed away everything else. Blackness filled my mind.

I held the emptiness of total focus for a few more minutes, making sure it wouldn’t slip away. When I felt sure I was stable enough to move forward, I started to think again. I didn’t let my thoughts wander aimlessly, though. Deciding on what I wanted to dream about took hardly any time at all. If I was going to help Uriah, I needed to know what he was about to face.

Filling the empty void with my thoughts, I carefully crafted the details of Uriah’s fight with the Matwau. I knew the vision by heart. The desert sands where the first to fall into place. After that came the surrounding trees, the ones Uriah had run through to reach the desert. I knew there would be a hill or mesa. A sandstone platform rose above the desert floor.

Melody-I cringed at how easily I could picture her face-laid trussed up in ropes on the ground. The power-filled Matwau stood over her. Holding the image in my mind, I was afraid to add the last detail. I didn’t want Uriah to step into such an awful situation. Wandering sheep came into view as I wished we were home instead. The entire image started to waver.

Still aware of my body, though barely, I felt my arms growing heavy, my breathing slowing even more. I was close to falling asleep. Quickly, I erased the sheep from the scene and pictured Uriah walking out of the trees to face his enemy. My last thought before falling asleep was to make my dream Uriah turn and smile at me.

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