All I Want Is A Good Fire Ball! (whine)

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All I Want Is A Good Fire Ball! (whine)

Posted by ittai on July 17, 2001 at 22:24:24:
All a girl needs is a little fire ball to curl up with at night. Especially when the girl has an excese amount of death and distruction in her dreams. I need to protect myself somehow, don't I?
First how about I tell you something about my self. Ever sence I was little I've had messed up dreams. The first dream I can remember is of me and my friends being chased by men in black (this is when I was about 3). The last good dream I can remember was something so hellishly messed up that I'd rather not talk about it. However, the dream before that was so good that I am writing a book based on it. In the dream I was a shrine maiden who had bull horns and my lover was part owl. Unfortunatly, he gets killed and I am left to deffend the forest from the humans as the capture the rest of my people to sell.
All of my dreams have the same base to them: I am or end up running from something.
So far I have learned how to fly, change form, go threw walls, and walk on water. Yet, I can't seem to throw a simple fire ball in my deffence. The best I have been able to do is a little blue flame that hurts people enough that they want to capture me even more because I have majical abilities. So if any one knows any good techniques or have similar expereances make a reply.

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Re: All I Want Is A Good Fire Ball! (whine) Janie 22:52 7/17/01 (0)

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