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That time I couldn’t believe my eyes – the doctor looked at least ten years younger!

«Hello, Spell-caster!» she exclaimed joyfully. «You won’t believe it! I met Him! Twenty years later! Imagine, all these years I knew nothing about Him! It turns out that He lives over the Ocean. He came here to give a lecture, slipped, fell, woke up in a cast, ended up at my friend in the hospital, and I stopped by her because of some nonsense! Now I write your spells to Him in text messages. Haven’t you met your Prince yet?»

«Maybe I have, but… He doesn’t think so,» I sighed.

«It seems to me, just don’t be offended, there is no person to understand and contain you inside. Our men today are quite dead, weak, lazy. They’ll burst from you! They feel that you are stronger and a head taller, and bypass you a mile away.»

«Illusion! I am the weakest woman in the world.»

«Humble yourself, dear! To write the way you do, one has to be hurt constantly. Over time, you get used to the pain, the threshold of sensitivity decreases, so they will send you another pain, stronger than the previous one, so that you write again. Don’t expect anything good ahead. Better get ready for the trials you have never seen even in your nightmares.»

I came to the Teacher, who had been once an ordinary doctor, and then became a real White Magician.

«I see, I see what’s happening to you,» he said, smiling. «What does he look like? How old is he? Who is he?»

«I don’t know anything about Him. I remember nothing,» I whispered.

«Still, try to remember. Imagine the place where you first met.»

I looked at the white wall opposite and tried to concentrate. Suddenly the air began to acquire color and density, just a little more and I would have felt it with my hands. It vibrated and began to move in space. The room floated. I got into a spiral. The walls, unlike the air, lost their density, became foggy, dissolving into Another Reality. It seemed that either I would move in that place, or that place would move to me.

«No, I can’t,» I breathed out from overexertion.