"Enlightenment does not come quick. I really wish I could quote him. He was not a man of words but, a man of thought. Is only true rule is that you keep an open mind until you reach a single idea. The idea. One idea that springs fourth the branches of all ideas as all and one," Farmer John said.
"Okay okay, but he left right? So there is a way to leave?" You ask.
"Leave? My dear boy, are you not fond of this world?" Farmer John asks.
"Well, I have lost two people in over an hour of my point of time with little hope in bringing them back. Then there's the whole.... the book," You say almost dumbly.
There lay Sarah's book on Farmer John's shelf.
"Did you pick that up?" You asked pointing to a book identical to Sarah's.
"No. That is one of my Grandfather's books," Farmer John said quickly.
Holding off a question, you bit your tongue in wondering if you should ask how he came into possession of Sarah's book. It's almost like this place is a mirror of your world. But, everything here is all messed up. Perhaps, if that book was a key in doing what happened to Billy, Jack, and Tom, then maybe it is a key to undoing it. "Sir, are you sure there isn't another way?" You ask.
"Way for what?" Farmer John asked as he finished his cup of tea.
"To change Billy, Jack and Sarah back to normal?" You asked.
"Well," John seemed reluctant to tell you as he put a hand to his medallion. It seemed he wasn't telling you something. "There might be. You will have to get something that could grow on not land or sea but, air.
"What?" You ask.
"It's a spell component..." Farmer John started. You nearly dropped your head. First, you were going to resurrect Red and Sarah's Grandmother by heading to the Orchard's Carry to get spell components, and now your friends are horses and a goat and you have to get...more smelly spell components," You sigh.
"Is something the matter?" Farmer John asked.
"Oh no. Just what is it?" You ask.
"It lay far beyond in the Castle of Medora. Where Queen Mayella reigns over her dark baron lands full of evil magic and treachery. Not to mention the unknown fate of your friend, Tom," Farmer John reminded you.
"It is a rare kind of cloud...." Farmer John said.
"Stop, right there. A cloud?" You asked.
"Yes, it is unattainable... but inside the green clouds of Medora are a fertile substance. Like whine that is stored for long years in a bottle for the right taste, so too is the water in these magical clouds," Farmer John said.
"What's so hard about getting water from a cloud?" You ask.
"They are magical. They can only be controlled by Queen Mayella herself. Only she can make the water rain from their confines. One drink from this water and they will revert back to their pure form," John finished.
"Right," you say. You wondered if it was really worth it, then the sound of two horses mating caught your attention and your anger. You gritted your teeth for a moment and then turned your attention back to Farmer John and his amulet.
"It's the amulet, isn't it?" You ask quickly.
"What?" Farmer John says outrageously, his hand gripped the small amulet that hung around his neck.
"It's what you use to change them!" You demanded.
"It cannont unchange them!" He protested.
"What would happen if it was broken," You ask quickly, knowing a little bit about magic from television, you'd guess all the spells ever casted would be broken.
"I... " He stuttered as if he'd never thought about it. "No, that would be dangerous. Every person that I've changed would turn back into their normal form..." Farmer John protested and let his hands fall to the side.
"I'm not seeing the downside!" You say as you snatch the amulet quickly. You began to smash it.
"NO! Please! You don't know what you are doing! I must insist that if you want to change your friends back, you must get the magic water! If you break that.... everyone I've ever changed will be released from their spell. Must I remind you all who've been changed into a beast in my farm!?" He pleaded.
It was not really of your concern, but you wondered if it was worth the risk. This man had done terrible things to Tom, Billy, and Sarah. Should you just forgive him and try to make things better for everyone...... or yourself. It was a choice. And Jack and Sarah's pleasurable sexual nickers and moans weren't helping you think correctly.