Memoirs of the Pharaohs

"I'm fine! I'll heal on my own. Help Sally, that is more important." Jenny Looked over to Sally.

"She is being helped, you can see," said the healer. Sekhmet looked over to the other healer. Her hands were glowing as she moved them over Sally's leg, which was returning to it's normal position.

"I can see that. I cut my leg not my eyes. I don't need any help I heal. I don't deserve beeing healed I let them crash in the first place. Now stop fussing." Jenny snapped, she didn't mean to but she was angry that she did crash landed her two favorite girls so that Sally got hurt.

Sekhmet looked at Jenny for a moment, then gave her a hard poke. "Don;t be silly Mama! You save our lives. Do you think Mommy wants to see you hurt just cause she it?"

Jenny opened her mouth to disagree her daughter, when she looked at her leg. It did hurt quite a bit. "I guess you can't heal me but leave the pain?" She asked the healer.

"No, I cannot do that," said the healer, as Sally groaned and started to sit up.

"Take it easy," said the healer with Sally. "You leg was broken. It has been healed, but it will still be weak for a few days."

"To bad it would be a nice reminder that next time I need to work on the landing." Jenny mumbled. The feeling of the healer doing the healing was weird. She knew what it felt like to heal by herself but the healer... that was not really something she would say feels good. Jenny sighed deeply when she head that Sally's leg would be weak for a few days.

"I don;t care about my leg," groaned Sally. "Jenny, Sekhmet, are they alright?" she asked worried.

"We're here Mommy! We're fine!" called over Sekhmet. Sally turned hearing the voice, her face brightening up. She slowly got to her feet and shuffled over, then hugged both girls tight.

"I'm fine. Sorry I broke your leg. I should have made sure your landing is softer." Jenny mumbled into Sally's embrace.

"Don;t worry about the silly leg," said Sally. "We're all in one piece and together. That's what matters." She paused a moment. "Did I..really say that?"

Jenny sighed, she wouldn't argue with Sally but she didn't agree. Sally broke ehr leg because of her, it was her fault so she should suffer or get punished or something. "You are softening around the edges." Jenny kissed Sally and pulled Sekhmet into a tight hug. "Oh and just in case you missed it Sekhmet finished the baddy off. And the Great Kahn is an ice dragon so I had very good reasons to mistrust him."

"I.. I really am... It feels weird!" said Sally, half joking, half serious. She looked to Sekhmet and beamed. "You did? I'm so proud of you!" she exclaimed, hugging her daughter tight. Sekhmet have a happy cry and hugged back. "And he's a dragon? Really? Wow!"

There was a strange rushing sound behind them, and slowly a swirling portal began to open.

Jenny's heart was beating so fast all the sudden. "Sekhmet, remember the fireball you created? Make one now as big as you can and don't let go!" Jenny was pulling Sekhmet even closer to her. She knew Sally would be fine and travel back with her but she had to make sure so did their daughter. She used the fire ball to connect herself and Sekhmet tightly to each other.

Sally saw the portal and gasped. Despite the fire she also put her arms around Sekhmet and held on tight

"What... what's happening?" asked Sekhmet a little scared..

"The chapter is over," said Sally.

"Concentrate on your flame. Whatever happens do not let go of your flame." Jenny said, concentrating so hard to keep hold of Sekhmet's flame.

"Okay Mama! I promise!" said Sekhmet enterstly.

"I've got a hold of her. You keep her flame focused," said Sally, voice trembeling with worry

Jenny nodded. In a way she wanted to go back home and be herself again but she was scared that she would lose this little girl she grew so fond of. "Don't get sea sick." Jenny mumbled grinning.

"I won't!" smiled Sekhmet.

"Ready?" asked Sally, as the portal began to close.

"As ready as I can be, I guess." Jenny mumbled.

Sally nodded, took a deep breath, and jumped into to portal, holding as tightly as she could to Sekhmet. As they fell, it almost felt like Sekhmet was slipping away, so Sally hugged tighter.

Jenny followed Sally into the portal. It was so odd it felt as if someone was pulled at her arm or leg and tried to pull it off. She increased the flame that connect her with Sekhmet. She would not leave her behind! "We are all three going home to New York!" The journey home seemed longer then the other way around.

"We can do it, we can do it!" called Sally as Sekhmet began to scream.

Jenny started to feel woozy something was happening with Sekhmet. She wasn't sure what but she felt something change. When suddenly they hit rather hard ground and this time Jenny was the bottom of the pile. Her eyes were shut but she could still feel Sekhmet... maybe? Hopefully!

"Everyone okay and in one piece?" She asked quietly.

Sally wasn't sure where she was in the pile, everything was still spinning. But she still had her arms around Sekhmet, she thought. Something didn't feel right.

"I... I think so..." she replied to Jenny's question. "Sekhmet?" she asked hopefully.

"Mwama? Mwommy?" It was Sekhmet's voice, yet, not at the same time.

Jenny hoped that Sekhmet was sea sick from the journey through a spiraling portal but when she finally opened her eyes, her duaghter looked a lot more babish and she lost about 5 inch and 10 pounds. Jenny sighed, smaller, lighter, younger that works weird but it works.

"Well I hope you are potty trained kiddo." Jenny grinned. "So what do we do now Mommy?"