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Aselia was angry by the time she had left the meeting. A larger number of the Elders seemed to be against letting hybrids approach Aisha. They were siding with those who wanted to keep the bloodlines pure. Even agreeing to going to the point of suggesting that anyone who wasn't a full alkidike be banned from Aisha permanently. That's what had set her off. Her feet hit the ground hard with each step. The rain had been coming down in large amounts for quite some time lately leaving everything moist. Aselia couldn't be happier to be free of the meeting. To be free of those horrid Elders.

If they had passed that rule how many would be hurt because of it? It wasn't their place anyway, Aisha was the one who chose not them. Slamming open the door to her home Aselia stood in the doorway, droplets of water dropped from her body to the damp floor. The place had been smelling moist for the past couple days but this had gone well past turning point. there was an ever growing number of wiggling glowing worms everywhere. Her hands balled up into fists. "Oh no, Not HERE!" Aselia yelled.

The Illo wiggled, there was a strange sphere like glow around them almost like a tangible bubble. "Get out of my house!" Aselia's anger was already flaring by this point, the presence of creatures in her home was more than enough for her. Grabbing the first one Aselia shivered, something about the way they wiggled and the strange substance they secreted made Aselia want to hurl. Running for the door she tossed the Illo out the door. Her eyes flashed to the rest of the group her furry burning in her eyes. Not now not today!

Her feet pounded on the floor as she chased down another one. There were so many and the worms were tiny. She was having a hard time even holding onto their bodies without killing them. The tiny bodies made it hard for Aselia to grab onto them. Another layer of secreted fluids hit her fingers, this time there was a pungent smell that followed. Reaching from the texture and smell Aselia couldn't reach the door fast enough. Her stomach churned painfully. Trying to wipe the substance from her hands only made her shiver and vomit. What if she used a pair of gloves? Glad there was rain to wash off the putrid stuff Aselia waited until she was more comfortable before running back into the house.

Running for the bedroom Aselia searched until she could find a satchel, making sure she didn't accidentally step on any of the tiny creatures. Aselia did not want to feel the guts between her toes. She had been preparing to pack a few things for her travels to Jauhar. Thankfully nothing had been packed up yet. Pulling it free from a hook on the wall Aselia turned to face the creatures that had invaded her home. Digging out a pair of gloves she was quick to pull her fingers into the correct place. She could probably get away with doing that to the rest assuming they didn't attempt to find their way back in.

Several more found themselves tossed from Aselia's home. Before the prentice was bending over struggling to breath. It was like fighting a group of younglings who all wanted to eat sugar at that moment. And she hated the creeping creatures. Something about seeing the worms made her skin crawl more than anything else had ever done before. Thoughts of being devoured by them crossed her mind briefly before she let out a shriek and was back to tossing them out the door.

After what Aselia had counted to be twelve the young mystic to be slammed her door shut. Certain she had rid her home of the nasty parasites. Slumping against the wall she moved towards a cup that was still full of water. Licking her lips from the work Aselia picked it up and gave another shriek of surprise. Dropping the cup onto the floor as it cracked into several pieces. A wiggling worm was there too!

"No, No, NO!" Another shiver ran up her spine as something dropped onto her head. Attempting to flick the intruder off her body Aselia was unsuccessful. After searching the rest of the house inch by inch Aselia settled down quietly in her bed. Grumbling about stupid worms and ignorant Elders. If there was one thing, anything, she could do to help protect those with diluted blood she would. And she was going to make darn sure that if they wanted to praise Aisha they should very well be allowed to do so.