Stolen Dreams
“But his hand was slick with rain and he felt her slipping away despite his tremendous effort to pull her back. His other hand was gripping the edge of the raft. If he let that go to get a better hold on her, they could both go down. Shara! Help me! She sent him an urgent image of what he needed to do to save them. Suddenly the raft shot straight up in the air and Gabriel thought surely the end had come. Instead of flipping over, however, the raft hovered there, as if being held up by a powerful... geyser of water. But it was their combined mental power, not a physical force, keeping them levitated. With the raft fairly stabilized, he was able to drag Shara back on board. She lay over his lap, choking and sputtering and drenched from head to toe, but her fingers remained clenched around the handle of her precious bag. He wanted to comfort her and scream at her at the same time, but both would have to wait until they got clear of the storm. "The wind is blowing us off course. We've got to go." He shifted her back into their former position, and as a bolt of lightning electrified the air around them, they surged into the next leg of their journey. At the end of the time-hop, it was immediately apparent that Gabriel had been correct about the wind blowing them off course.MoreLess
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