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Sins of the Father
Chapter 15
The Courtship of Embry Call

Fusedtwilight: Thanks to my beta animegirlkiki for betaing.

"And were done," Terra said.
"Did you break it yet?" Jake asked.
"If it was broken he would be human moron," Terra said.
Jake took an oath to protect humans, but since Terra was immortal surely he could bend the oath to kill him right?
"No, we still have a long way to go. Qahla must return to the stone now, we will resume tomorrow," Terra said.
He turned and walked to his house.
"What do we do now?" Jake asked.
"What ever you will, just make sure Qahla is back in the stone. Now, if you will excuse me, I will retire for the night. I would prefer to not be disturbed unless it is an emergency."
He closed the door and they heard the sound of a door being locked.
Jake growled at the house.
"Jake," Qahla said pulling on his hand.
"Yes?"
"Do I have to go back into the stone?"
"Well...you know it is the only way to keep the monsters away," Jake said.
"Could I just stay out for another hour? It gets lonely in there," he said.
Jake sighed. He knew he should put him back in, but he sympathized with Qahla. He had spent many hours talking to him through the stone. Jake was the only one who kept him company in his stone.
A bond was growing between the two. Jake was his guardian and his care taker. They were bound to each other through blood and honor. Each day the bond grew stronger.
Jake decided an extra hour would not hurt Qahla. In fact, after everything he had done for him, he thought he deserved a reward.
"Tell you what, how would you like to see Claire again?"

"You did what?" Taha Aki said.
"It was the only way," Terra said.
After the others left Terra contacted Taha Aki through his mirror. He informed him of what happened and of his plane. Taha Aki was not thrilled.
"You could break the curse in a second, why make the poor boy suffer?"
"We need Jake to take control. With the doll I can whisper the idea into Sam's head. With his mate pregnant it will be all the more easily to convince him to surrender his alpha post to Jacob."
"But it is such a dirty trick."
"Look, we don't have time to dick around. I have to get Jacob to become the true alpha, learn how to spirit walk and teach Qahla how to use magic, all the while the time of the alinement is growing closer and closer. Time is a factor here you know."
Taha Aki sighed. "I know, it just feels shameful."
"Don't worry, I have things covered here. What about you? How goes your treasure hunt?" Terra added.
"Slowly, but the item I am looking for is well hidden. I have a few leads as to where it is," he said.
"Well hurry up. I don't know how much longer they can tolerate me."
"Let me guess, your charming personality isn't winning them over?" Taha Aki asked dryly. He knew it could be taxing to be around Terra.
"Them? What about me? You know what it is like to work with a bunch of teenage nits? No respect for their elders. Always rushing me and asking stupid questions."
Taha Aki chuckled. "Just keep pushing forward old friend. Soon it will be all over."
"All things ends, that is the most basic truth of the world," Terra said.

"This has got to be the dumbest thing you have ever done Leah," Seth said.
"Shut up Seth," Leah said.
She was going through her clothes, trying to find the sexiest thing to wear. It was tricky, since she phased she had gained some muscle mass and some of her clothes were a bit too tight to fit into.
"Leah, are you seriously going to seduce Embry? Just to have a baby?" Seth asked.
"What other choice do I have Seth? He is the only one and if I don't act now he might imprint on some girl."
"But what about Collin?"
Leah glared at him. "I am not going to wait for Collin to turn eighteen and that is sick."
"He is thirteen going on fourteen, he is not that much younger then you," Seth said.
"Just because he has a little crush on me doesn't mean he would make a good father one day."
"Then what makes you think Embry would? Terra said there were other wolves out there. Why don't you wait? Ask Jake if you can look around, I am sure Terra would be happy to help."
"Please, Terra is an apathetic prick who only cares about something if it is beneficial to him," Leah said.
"Still, wouldn't it be better that way Leah?" Seth asked.
"So instead of hooking up with someone I know and trust you want me to hook up with a complete stranger?"
"No, I would rather you wait until you are ready to have a child Leah. I mean you are only twenty, much too young to be a mom. How are you going to be able to support a baby? You don't even have a job."
"I will work something out," Leah said.
"Leah-"
"Seth please, you don't understand!" Leah yelled. "All this time I put myself through all that pain, thinking I was never going to have a child. After everything I have been through I think I deserve a little happiness!"
"I think you deserve happiness too, but I also think you are rushing into this."
"I can't wait Seth; if I wait it might slip through my fingers. I am tired of waiting for happiness. You know what happens to people who wait for happiness? They wind up old, alone and depressed."
She growled in frustration. "Damn it, none of these work. They either don't fit or make me look like a slut," she said.
"Isn't that what you are going for?" Seth asked.
"No, I know what Embry likes. All those times I was in his head. I just have to think of the best way to go about this."
Seth was about to speak but she held up a finger. "Go Seth, I need the house."
"But Leah-"
"Just go!"
Seth sighed and left her room. Leah grabbed the phone and dialed Embry's number.

Embry was at his house watching TV.
After everything that happened today he needed to relax a little.
His mom was at work and would be back in a few hours.
The phone rang and he got up to answer it.
"Hello?"
"Embry?"
"Leah?"
Now that was a surprise. Leah never called. Immediately he thought it was pack related.
"What is wrong? Is Sam okay?"
"Yes. Still stuck as a wolf, but Terra is working on it. Did you hear the good news?"
"What?"
"Emily is pregnant."
"What?"
"Yeah, that is what Terra says, apparently he has some kind of sixth sense that tells him shit like that," she said.
"That is great! Oh man, I hope Terra can get Sam fixed soon," Embry said, feeling very happy for Emily and Sam.
"Yeah, me too."
Embry realized Leah didn't sound too happy. He cursed himself for forgetting Leah's situation. But then he remembered the memory he got from her earlier that day.
"Hey, don't worry Leah, you can have kids, Terra said so right?"
"Yeah. Hey listen, are you busy tonight?" she asked.
"No, Quil and Seth are supposed to patrol tonight. Why?"
"Listen, could you come over? I have tonight off too. But mom is spending the night at Charlie's and I am not in the mood to spend another night alone."
"Sure, okay," Embry said.
"Alright, see you at eight," she said.
She hanged up and Embry stared at the phone. Going over to Leah to hang out with her had not been on his agenda. But it wasn't like he was doing anything else tonight.

"Qahla!" Clair yelled.
She hugged him tight and he hugged her back.
"I am so glad to see you are okay," she said.
"I am fine, Jake and the others have been taking care of me," he said.
"Look what I brought," she said.
She took a small plastic box with a red cover from Quil. Inside were leaves, wet dirt and a small built in little cup of water. Inside was the tree frog Qahla had created for Claire.
"I have been taking really good care of him, I call him Greenie," she said.
"He looks so lonely in there all by himself," Qahla said.
"I let him out and play with him sometimes," Claire said.
They continued to talk and Jake and Quil watched them closely.
"Thanks for this Quil," Jake said.
"No problem, Claire had been missing Qahla."
Jake smiled. "Careful Quil, sounds like you might have a rival."
"I do not," Quil said.
They watched as Qahla reached down and scooped up some dirt. He spit into int and crushed it in his hands. When he opened his hands there was a small dirt frog. He breathed on it and it transformed into another tree frog.
"Here you go, now he won't be so lonely," Qahla said putting Greenie's new friend in the cage.
"Oh thank you so much Qahla!" she said. She leaned forward and kissed him on the cheek.
Qahla's face turned redder then what it already was and he looked like someone just hit him on the head with a hammer.
"Has anyone ever told you how pretty your eyes are?" Claire asked with a soft giggle.
Quil ground his teeth together and fought the urge to chase Qahla away.

Terra held the doll in his hand.
He sat on the floor of the cabin, there were a few items spread here and there, the walls were painted with various images tribal like images.
It was an age old habit of his. Normally he was nomadic, moving from place to place. But the places he did make a home for himself were always decorated with such images. It was a small comfort to him. A way to remind him and help to keep his hope bright that one day he will fade.
It was also a way for him to relieve past glory days.
The golems stood around, waiting for orders, standing perfectly still.
He brought the doll to his mouth and began to speak. "I need to prioritize. Emily is pregnant now. I need to focus on my family. I have done more then my fair share for the tribe. She is my imprint and I love her. How can I put such stress on her at a time like this? I can't run a pack, hold a job and be a father at the same time. I must be a worthless fucking piece of shit who doesn't know my ass from a hole in the ground and should listen to the wise and powerful Terra and stop questioning what he says and let him do his thing."
Terra looked over to one of the golems. "What do you think? Should I hammer it home more?"
The golem was silent.
"Naw, I will let him simmer on that for a while."
He sat the doll on the ground next to him and sat in a meditative pose.
"I mean, I can't just force him to give over the pack to Jake. It's one of those rules of nature even I can't break. Jake either has to beat him in a fight or Sam has to willingly give it up. If I use the doll to force him to fight Jake they will know someone has it. But I can just use it to whisper ideas and thoughts into his head. It won't be too hard, the desire to step up to his new responsibilities will help cut the ties he has to this life as a wolf."
The golems were silent.
"I bet this time next week he will have given Jake full control of his pack."
The golems did not respond, after all, they were not created for intelligent conversations.
Terra was talking more to himself then them. It was a habit he picked up a long time ago. Maybe the second or third time he went insane.

Miles away Sam sat in the woods.
His mind was racing with everything that had happened today. He was kidnapped by an evil witch, brainwashed, cursed to stay as a wolf and now Emily is pregnant.
What was he going to do? He had to get this curse broken and soon. Emily did not need all this stress, especially not now.
He needed to prioritize and focus his energy on Emily, there was no way he could hold a job, run a pack and be a dad. He thought he was a worthless fucking piece of shit who doesn't know my ass from a hole in the ground and should listen to the wise and powerful Terra and stop questioning what he says and let him do his thing.
He didn't know where that thought came from, but he knew the time had come for him to make some serious life changing decisions.
After all, Jake was the rightful heir. Let him handle the burden, like he should have when he first phased.
Sam had carried the responsibility long enough, let Jacob run things now.

"Here you go Qahla, have some tea," Claire said.
She raised her empty tea pot and poured Qahla a glass of tea into his glass cup.
Qahla looked at the empty cup and looked at Claire. "It's empty," he said.
"That's the point, we imagine it's there," she said with a smile. She turned her head and called out. "Jake, Qwil, where are the cookies and milk?"
"Coming princess," Quil said.
Jake and Quil walked out of the house. Both wearing tiaras. Both looking grumpy and praying to God no one saw them.
It was Claire's idea they have a tea party. Qahla did not know what a tea party was and Jake and Quil could not say no to the little princess. Jake was thankful Nessie was not into tea parties.
Jake and Quil sat down next to them. They had brought some cookies and a few cups of milk with them. "Would you like some tea Jake and Qwil?" she asked.
"Sure thing," Quil said with a smile.
"No thanks," Jake said.
Claire poured them some none-existent tea into Quil's cup.
"So, Qahla, where have you been all this time? Qwil said they were hiding you from monsters."
Jake looked at Quil sharply. Quil shrugged.
"They have kept me in a small rock," Qahla said.
"A rock? How do you hide someone in a rock?" she asked.
"Magic," Qahla said.
"Ohhhhh," she said in understanding.
"It's just like being in La Push in the old days, before the pale faces showed up. Only I am the only one there. It gets lonely but Jacob talks to me when I want to."
"How do you talk through a rock?" she asked.
"Like this," he said with his mind.
Clair giggled. "Your so amazing Qahla," she said.
"Yes he is," a voice said.
They all turned and saw a small child. He was three foot six; his hair was long and so black that when the sun hit it there was a blue sheen. He reminded Jake of Nessie, he possessed an inhuman beauty. He wore a small deer skin hat with a pair of antlers growing out of it, two black lines were smeared across his cheeks and a tan colored breech cloth.
Qahla stood straight up, his eyes wide with shock. "You're one of the little people!"
"That I am."
"Whose he? Is he here for tea?" Claire asked.
"I don't think so Claire bear," Quil said.
"You know this kid?" Jake asked Qahla.
"He is one of the Yunwi Tsunsdi," Qahla said.
"So not human?"
"Very not."
"Is he dangerous?"
"That depends on what he is here for."
"What do you mean?"
"The Yunwi Tsunsdi are immensely powerful beings. Although they are usually benevolent they can be quite fierce if angered. Once, one of them came to our tribe, drawn to my power. No one knew what he was, I tried to warn them but they were too enchanted by his appearance. Ho boasted on how powerful he was that his skill in magic was the greatest of all. When one of the warriors mocked him as a boastful child the Yunwi Tsunsdi took offense and summoned a dreadful storm just to prove a point."
Jake and Quil stared at Qahla in shock. One of these things summoned a storm just to prove a point!
"It was not until father apologized and offered the Yunwi Tsunsdi our best furs and food as compensation that he calmed down and left us in peace."
"And he returned to us, telling us the story of a Quileute child with immense powers. We traveled to your tribe to see if the story was true, but you were no longer there, though traces of your power remained," the Yunwi Tsunsdi said.
"And now you have sensed his power and come to inspect it yourself right?" Jake asked.
"Oh yes, I was passing by when I felt his power. I never felt such energy from a human. How did you tap into the most ancient of powers?" the Yunwi Tsunsdi asked.
"Before I answer any questions it is customary to tell a person one's name. I am the chief of these lands and you are here uninvited sir."
The Yunwi Tsunsdi just stood there, and then he burst into laughter. "Very funny. You act as though there is a tribe left to rule."
"You are still trespassing on private property, leave now," Jake said.
"I don't take orders from you Princess," the child said seeing the tiara's.
The Yunwi Tsunsdi flicked his fingers at Jake and an invisible force sent Jake hurtling him back about fifteen feet.
"I am He-Who-Hides-In-The-Mist. I am Dew-Drop-On-Spider-Web, I am The-Fire-That-Burns and a hundred other names and I will not be ordered by some shape-shifter."
"Nobody messes with my kin except me," Qahla said.
His eyes blazed gold and the little spirit went flying back twenty feet.
"Quil, get Claire out of here!" Qahla yelled.
Quick as a flash Quil grabbed Claire and her frog box and ran as far as he could. Claire yelled Qahla's name as Quil carried her away.
Jake how ever stood beside Qahla, ready to phase if need be.
The Yunwi Tsunsdi floated of the ground and landed on his feet. "Your more powerful then I thought little Quileute, why don't you come with me and play with my kind?"
"I'd rather stay here and have some tea thank you," Qahla said.
"Well too bad. I was sent here to bring you back with me; your power will make us strong again."
The air around him shimmered, like heat off a road. Even from so far away Jake could feel his power, he found it hard to breath, like the creatures power was trying to suffocate him.
"Terra, could really use your help right now!"
Terra was in his bed, meditating.
Then he felt a sudden explosion of power. He recognized the feel of Qahla's power right away, but the other power he knew right away was not human.
"It can't be!" he said.
He rushed to the pile of maps that was laid on the ground and saw a glowing dot growing brighter and brighter on the spot where the Black house would be.
"Damn it all to hell!" he cursed.
He ran about his hut, grabbing items.
"I knew I shouldn't have let them keep him out!"
He opened a small jar and began to trace patterns on his face and arms. He could now sense Qahla and the Yunwi Tsunsdi. He could sense their power raging.
After he painted some symbols and pocketed the jar. He knew it would be needed.
Because, even the most mundane mortal would not be able to survive long amidst all that raw mystical power.
Jake was on his hands and knees.
He felt like his lungs were full of lead. His body broke out in a sweat and he shook.
The air around him crackled with an unseen force, like an immense force was trying to smother the life out of him, like he had been dropped into a vast ocean.
There was a sound of animals fighting, he recognized the oh so familiar growls of a wolf, and the sound of something larger. Like a bear.
He looked up and saw a wolf and a bear fighting.
While he had been trying to stay conscious the pair had transformed. Qahla was a wolf with white fur while the Yunwi Tsunsdi had turned into a black bear.
Normally a bear would be able to take on a wolf, but Qahla was holding his own pretty well. For it was not just a fight of the body a mystic battle as well. And Qahla had more then enough power to take on this creature.
The bears claws struck so fast it were a blur to Jacob's vision. But Qahla dodged it and bit at him with jaws powerful enough they could crush boulders.
The bear reared up on its legs and stared at Qahla.
"Well, you have more skill then I thought."
"I have a really good teacher," Qahla said.
"You should come with me. We would be happy to have you Qahla. My people have delights you can not find in the mortal world."
"I wish to remain with my people."
"Your people? Don't make me laugh. They hated you hundreds of years ago, they hate you now. You are a burden to them, all the monsters and spirits you draw in brings them pain. How many times have they bled for you?"
Qahla said nothing.
"It is only going to get worse you know. As you get older you will grow more powerful. You are a god among insects Qahla. No matter how much you try they will never accept you. It is the way for the weak to fear the powerful. But with my people you will find equals who will never turn on you."
"No! Maybe a long time ago I would have been tempted by your offer. But the tribe has changed, sure, they may be a little fearful of me, but they are good people, they have made great sacrifices to protect the tribe and me. Leaving now without repaying them would be shameful!"
"Shameful? You would be doing them a favor."
"My father promised he would help me. He has a plan."
"And you trust him? The same man who lied to you, locked you away in a rock and left you to rot? The only reason he came back was because you got free. He doesn't care about you, you are his burden and his shame."
"That's not true! My father loves me!"
"Then where is he?"
To that Qahla had no answer. Since his release he had a lot of time to think. To think about all the mystery and the secrets, and the small resentment he felt for his father for putting him in that rock.
The Yunwi Tsunsdi took advantage of Qahla's absentmindedness to strike a blow against him. The blow would have chopped a normal man in two but Qahla had made some enhancements onto his wolf form like he was taught to enhance his durability.
But still the blow rocked his world.
He was pinned beneath it's paw, he could feel his ribs scream in protest as the full weight of the massive beast was put on him.
"All that power you have, all the layers and layers of protection you have and I broke through it all so easily. You may have great power child, but all the raw power in creation means nothing if you don't know how to use it right."
Something flew through the air, and hit the bear in it's left eye. The bear roared in pain and clutched at it's face. Qahla glared at the bear. He opened his jaws and a golden ball of energy shot out hitting the bear in the chest and sending it flying back...right into the Black house.
"Whoops," Qahla said.
Terra appeared next to Jake. He took out his jar and started to trace symbols on his body. Soon the pressure began to fade and soon he was able to stand again.
"My house!" he yelled.
"One of the little people is attacking us and you are upset your house is wrecked?" Terra asked.
"Not all of us like to live in a hut in the woods," Jake snarled.
"Your ancestors didn't mind."
"Don't you have some kind of incantation to stop that thing?" Jake asked.
"This is not some minor spirit Jake. It is one of the Yunwi Tsunsdi. The Native American version of fairies."
"Fairies? There not so tough."
"That's because you're used to that bullshit they show you in those Disney movies. If you were to actually open a book. Any book in general, you would learn fairies of any kind are a lot scarier then they seem."
"But there just little glowing balls of light with bug wings."
"Yeah, that is just one breed of fairy. And those kinds like to lure people off a cliff, just for fun."
"Have you ever met one of these things?"
"Oh yeah."
"So...there really are fairies?"
"Yeah. By the by, best things to use against them are iron, salt, St. John's wart, and a few other herbs."
"Do you have any of those on you?"
"No. Those won't work against this thing. It's a breed of fairy native to this land, the rules are different."
The bear lumbered out of the house. It grabbed the knife and pried it out of its eye socket. Once it was gone the eye grew back.
"But it is just a kid," Jake said.
"Don't let its looks fool you. The Yunwi Tsunsdi may look like children, but they are all immortal beings."
"Take one to know one," the bear said mentally. "You're the immortal human who has more names then leaves on a tree."
"That I am," Terra said.
"So the rumors are true, you serve Taha Aki."
"I am merely doing him a favor by looking after his child. I serve no one."
"Hmph. Well I must say you are doing a piss poor job. I have been trying to locate him, but your spells have kept him hidden even from my senses. You should be honored, it is almost impossible to hide something from my people."
"I compliment you as well. I should not be surprised one of your kind got past my sensory spells. You are well known for remaining undetected."
"Surprisingly it seems a lot of monsters are slipping through," Jake said remembering Deena.
"Shut up," Terra said.
Qahla walked over to them, his head lowered in shame.
"You let yourself get distracted Qahla, never let your opponents words distract you," Terra chastised.
He was going to have to seriously train him in mystic combat.
The bears form began to shimmer and the Yunwi Tsunsdi returned to it's child like form.
"You did a good job hiding him oh wanderer of the desert. But I will take him now."
"Why are you doing this? The Yunwi Tsunsdi is a peaceful people, this child belongs to the Quileute, and you have no claim to him."
"I won't leave without him. I am not the only one who wants him. I am but one of many great powers who wish that boy for themselves. Even now I am gaining power by being near him. The most ancient of magic runs through him, the magic which us spirit folk were born from, we have a legitimate right to him."
"That magic was forced into him by a foolish megalomaniac. We are working on a way to free him of this power."
"Yes, that is all noble. But we do not want him rid of that power. With him we can return to this world and defend our territory from the humans who are encroaching on our land."
"Get the hint kid, he is staying with us," Jake said.
Qahla barked in reply.
The wind began to blow strongly; Jake could feel the Yunwi Tsunsdi's power against what ever it was shielding him.
"It was not a request, hand him over to me or I will summon a storm unlike anything these lands have seen in over a millennium."
They sky began to darken. Terra looked up and then at the Yunwi Tsunsdi.
"Very well. At least give us time to say good bye," Terra said.
"What!" Jake said.
The Yunwi Tsunsdi looked at Terra funny.
"I know when I am beaten. Besides, I am tired of looking after the kid, he is to much trouble. But he has grown attached to many in the tribe. At least let them say good bye to him. I mean, it is only proper, you wouldn't want to shame your people by being so cruel as to deny him the right to say good bye to his kin right?"
The Yunwi Tsunsdi was quit for a moment.
"Fine, I will return at midnight to gather him."
"Thank you."
"And just to make sure you don't try and trick me."
He waved his hand. The stone around Jake's neck flew into his hand. He looked at it. "So this is how you hid him?"
With a simple squeeze the stone was crushed beneath his fingers.
"There, now you can't hide him from me. See you later."
He vanished into thin air.
"Damnation, little bastard called my bluff," Terra growled.
"What?" Jake asked.
"I wasn't really going to give him the boy. I was going to wait for him to leave, and then I was going to put him back in the stone and hide him away while I got a trap ready for him."
"So what do we do now...can you fix the stone?"
"No. And it will take me a while to make a new one, even with Qahla helping."
"So what do we do?" Jake asked.
"We come up with a plan. Tonight, we kill an immortal spirit."

When Billy arrived home to see a large hole in the side of his house he was not a happy camper.
When he found out a super powerful spirit was coming to steal Qahla he was even less happy.
The elders all met at the Black house. Jake had pulled out the folding table they used when they had beach parties and set it with some food and drink. Leah was there, so was Sam (still in wolf form) and Jared.
Terra had summoned some of his golems and they were cleaning the mess inside the house and fixing the damage.
"The Yunwi Tsunsdi as I have said are the Native American version of fairies. They have many more names then that of course. They are immensely powerful beings and we have six hours to get ready to kill this one or else we have to surrender Qahla to him," Terra said.
"Can you take him?" Leah asked.
"It would take every ounce of cunning and power I posses. I would rather avoid a full on mystic battle with him though."
"Why? You're like a million years old right? You're always going on how bad ass you are," Jared said.
"I may be immortal, but I am still a human, still bound by human limitations and human rules. I could fight him and win yes, but I would loose a large portion of the power I have gained over the years. It would be some time before I regained all that power and I would rather save it for future conflicts."
"Tell us more about these creatures, I know a few stories about them from the Cherokees," Billy said.
"Like I said, they are immensely powerful. Your basic mortal magic user is made up of physical matter with a slight mystic infection. But the Yunwi Tsunsdi is about twenty-five percent pure magic."
"I am more concerned about what he said about there being other powers that wish to obtain him," Old Quil said.
"There are many old powers out there that would love to have him in their possession," Terra said.
"What about his power? Isn't there something you can do to keep him from attracting spirits?" Sam asked.
"I can make talismans and charms that can dampen his power, but they won't last. It will take magic of the highest quality to make a spell strong enough to keep his power at bay."
"So what now?" Jake asked.
"Now, we gather our forces and plan for tonight. First we need to call the Cullens."
"Why?" Billy asked.
"They are your allies' right? We will need their help," Terra said.
"What are our chances of winning?" Sue asked.
"If we combine our resources I am sure we can win. But I would rather we keep the creature alive for now so we can learn more about the other powers that desire Qahla."
"I want to fight too," Qahla said.
"No, you are staying some where safe," Jake said.
"But I am the chief Jake; I have to defend my tribe from invaders."
"No," Jake said.
"I am afraid he must fight," Terra said.
"Ha!" Qahla said looking smug.
"He got his ass handed to him by that thing, he won't be much help," Jake said.
"The Yunwi Tsunsdi is older then Qahla and has more experience with mystic warfare. But without the stone there is no way to hide him, his power is too great. And we will need his power if we are to win this fight."
"So what is the first step?" Billy asked.
"First, we need to choose a place to fight," Terra said.
"What about the place where we fought the newborns and faced the Volturi. It seems to be a lucky place for us," Jared said.
"Then that is where we will make our final stand. Contact the Cullen's, tell them to meet us there. We need to teach Qahla how to fight."

Less then an hour later Terra, Qahla, Jake, Billy, Sam and the Cullen's stood in the same place where they had fought the newborns and faced the Volturi.
Bella and Alice had staid behind to look after Nessie.
Terra did not want Alice around Qahla as his power would make her gift to powerful and it risked the plan.
It was starting to get dark out now. They only had another six hours to go before they had to hand Qahla over. It was not enough time to train Qahla of course but then again Terra had pulled miracles before.
"Why didn't you kill him?" Terra asked.
"I couldn't," Qahla said.
"Yes, you could have. Remember when I said the Yunwi Tsunsdi is twenty-fiver percent magic?"
"Yeah."
"You're fifty percent magic."
"Really?"
"Really. Because you are still so young you are only tapping into a small portion of the powers at your disposal, but when you come of age you will be capable of things that make all your other powers seem like child's play. He was not kidding when he called you a god. So I ask you again, why didn't you kill him?"
"Well...he turned into a bear an-"
"Then why didn't you just incinerate him? Why didn't you call down a bolt of lightning? Why didn't you have the earth swallow him up?" Terra asked.
"I killed the Raven Mockers," he said.
"But they didn't look human now did they?" Terra asked.
"I...I don't like killing," Qahla said.
"Well too bad. There are beings out there that want to kidnap you and use you for their own ends. So what are you going to do about it?" Terra asked. Terra turned to look at Emmett. "Come here fat one."
Emmett glared at him. "I am not fat, I am buff."
"Buff is another word for fat."
"Can I kill him?" Emmett asked.
"I will give you a chance to, now come over here chunky."
Emmett growled and walked over to Terra.
"Now, look at him. He is taller then you, older then you, stronger then you and more chunky."
Emmett's hand shot out to grab Terra but to everyone's shock he dodged it. "But you have magic, which if used properly."
Emmett grabbed Terra's shoulder. But Terra grabbed his hand and pried it off. His other hand shot out and hit him in the chest, sending him flying back about thirty feet into the woods.
"Can over come any amount of raw muscle."
"How did you do that?" Qahla asked.
"Simple, I transferred my magic into physical power."
"Can I do that?"
"You should. All the power you have could be used to sink a whole island."
"Can you teach us to do that?" Jake asked.
"No. You and the others don't have the spark of power needed to tap into magic. Besides, it is not something everyone can do. You have to be able to transfer enough magic into physical force by spreading it over the whole body, then you have to use more to compensate for physical damage and kinetic feedback."
"So it's not something any witch or wizard can do?"
"No. It requires a good deal of magic and skill."
Emmett ran from the woods to stand in front of Terra, he angrily brushed away some dirt from his hair and snarled at Terra.
Terra just smiled. "What's up fat ass?"
Emmett roared and struck at Terra. He easily blocked it. They moved in a blur of speed. Only the Cullens, Qahla and Sam could keep up, Jake could sort of watch them, but all Billy saw was a blur.
"Fight fair!" Emmett howled, angry how easily Terra was able to block and dodge his moves. He moved with such grace and style, like a vampire.
"No such thing," Terra said.
He pointed his hand at the ground. The earth beneath Emmett's feet softened, turning into mud. His weight helped his legs sink into the ground all the way to the knees. Terra twitched his finger and the earth turned solid again.
"Damn it all!" Emmett cursed.
"That is amazing!" Carlisle said.
"When I get out of here I am going to snap you neck and back like a twig," Emmett said.
"Silence," Terra said.
Emmett suddenly found himself unable to speak. His mouth opened and his mouth formed words, but nothing came out.
"Now, I want you to punch Emmett Qahla," Terra said.
"But I like Emmett," Qahla said.
"This is training Qahla, we need to prepare you for tonight."

Meanwhile, while Qahla was being trained, Leah was getting ready for something else entirely.
Embry got a call from Leah to come to her house a little earlier then what they planned.
He phased and knocked on her door. Sue was not home, after the meeting with Terra she returned to Charlie's house to make him some dinner.
He knocked on the door and he heard Leah walking to answer the door. When she opened it Embry did a double take. Leah's hair was wet, obviously having just gotten out of the shower. She wore a thin bathrobe that showed off her bosem and wonderful figure.
"Oh, Embry, sorry I am not ready yet. Come on inside."
She gave him a wonderful smile and Embry was a little...intimidated. Usually when Leah smiled something very, very bad happened.
He stepped inside and she closed the door and locked it.
"Why did you lock the door?" he asked.
"Oh, you can never be too careful these days right?" she asked.
She walked ahead of him, her hips seemed to have an extra swing, he tried not to stare, Leah was more tempting then the forbidden apple and more dangerous. She was a knock out beauty. Even before she became a wolf she was considered the number one hottie in La Push.
The wolf transformation had been wonderful for her body. It made her just a little bit taller, made her extra curvy in the right places, the extra fat having been turned into muscle. The signs of her transformation were more subtle, unlike with the boys who gained a noticeably large increase in physique and weight. She was a bit emotional but everyone assumed it was the whole Sam and Emily thing.
Leah was always worth a peak, but if she caught you she would beat the crap out of you.
She peaked back at him and he quickly turned his eyes to look at her face.
"Why don't you go in the living room? I got us some food ready, I need to get into something more comfortable," she said.
She walked upstairs and Embry went into the living room. It was...kind of odd.
First, the lights were dimmed down, a few candles were lit. On the table was a platter with chocolates, strawberry's and a small bowl of whipped cream.
He sat down at the table, feeling very confused and out of place. He heard Leah walk into the kitchen and heard her opening the fridge.
"You thirsty?" she asked.
"Yeah, I could use a drink," he said.
"So, some crazy shit is going on lately huh? First Sam and that skinwalker, now this spirit kid. And that stone has been destroyed; things are going to get crazy soon huh?"
"Yeah. Kind of wish we hadn't found that box," Embry said.
Embry had been so eager to find it, thinking it had been treasure. Never in a million years did he think it held a stone that housed a super powerful magic child.
"So, how are your plans for your own garage going?" she asked.
"It's going...slowly."
Truth was it wasn't going at all.
Trying to save money to open his own garage with Quil and Jake wasn't going so well. He had been doing all kinds of odd jobs trying to earn an extra buck to save up.
"Maybe I should just give up, I mean, I will never be able to save up enough to open a place, let alone keep it open."
"Oh, don't say that."
Embry turned to look at the door and his mouth fell.
Leah stood in the door way, wearing an even thinner shorter white almost see through robe, holding a wine bottle and two glass cups.
"I think a person can do anything if they put their mind to it...I mean, if they really want something, you know?"

Fusedtwilight: Uh oh, big bad spirt is about to cause some serious trouble and Leah is pulling some moves on Embry. What will happen next? Please review.
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