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the floor. “LILY!” I shouted again and again – still nothing. “SHIT!” I shouted even louder while kicking one of the wheels on the car. “Show yourselves, you bastards. I know you’re here. I swear if you touch her, I’ll kill you!”
    “I thought you weren’t going to fight,” the male voice from before said sarcastically.
    I turned to face him. “Where is she?” I asked sternly
    “She’s safe…for now.”
    “Where?”
    He pointed towards the trees. She was floating vertically between two of them.
    “You put a spell on an innocent human being to get to me?”
    “There are questions you need to answer.”
    “Let her go!”
    “I will once you answer the questions.”
    “Piss off!” I started to walk towards Lily.
    “You can’t break my spell,” he laughed. “Not without finding the right one.”
    When I got close to her I saw the other three standing close by. I was hoping and praying I could free her.
    “Time to go home,” I said, looking up at her.
    She slowly came back down to earth, and when I touched her forehead she opened her eyes as if leaving a trance.
    “What happened?” she asked, a look of fear and confusion creeping over her face as she realized she was no longer in the car.
    “I’ll explain later.”
    “How did…?” the leader asked as I walked past him.
    “I’ve told you, you won’t beat me.”
    I got Lily into the car and shut her in. The four figures stood in front of the car to block my path.
    “Look, I don’t know what the hell I’ve done to piss you off, if anything. I don’t know who you are and I don’t think I want to after all this. Now if you want to start with me that’s up to you, but don’t start with her; she isn’t like you or me. She’s just a normal kind-hearted girl, so leave her alone,” I said calmly. “She’s no threat to you.” I opened my door but one of them made it slam shut again. “Why do you want me to fight you?” I asked
    “We don’t want to fight you; we just want to know who you are.”
    “I’m Keira Jameson. There, happy now?”
    “I didn’t ask your name. I asked who you were.”
    “What?” I asked confused.
    “Why did you come here?”
    “I’m a student, I study History and I’m doing a paper on the Salem witch-hunt. So I came here hoping to get some info...”
    “Bullshit!”
    “Look you asked your question and I answered it; I can’t do more than that.”
    The bronze shine went across my eyes and the car was fixed. I went to open the door but he slammed it again. This time I lost my temper.
    “Fine,” I said, my eyes going white. “If this is how it has to be!”
    I sent three shockwaves at them one after another; they all dodged it last time so I took out insurance by sending more than one. It was the final one that hit them all and sent them flying backwards. I jumped in the car and sped off.
    When we got back to the motel I was fuming. So much so my eyes wouldn’t return to normal and I was interfering with the electricity. The lights were flickering on and off, along with the TV and the radio. Lily stayed out of my way but you could see she was worried about me.
    “I’m going out,” I told her.
    “Where?”
    “To find them.”
    She knew by my tone that I wouldn’t be persuaded to stay put. I grabbed the book from under the bed.
    “No doubt they will be watching, so if they see me take this they will have no reason to come here,” I told her.
    “What about you?”
    “Do I look like I’m in the mood to take shit?”
    The door flew open and I walked out, then it slammed itself shut behind me. I got in the car and sped off back to where I’d just left them. I’d never been so angry in my life. When I pulled up I got out of the car with the book in my hand, but they were nowhere to be seen.
    “Come on then, this is what you want, isn’t it?” I shouted, holding the book in the air. “What are you waiting for?”
    Still there was no sign of them. Instead of gradually calming down I