Dan crouched down and let her off near the dresser. She had some trouble, but managed to pull a shirt from one of the higher drawers. As she pulled it on, Dan glanced at the digital clock up on her wall. It read 10:48pm. Waiting in her panties earlier that day had felt like an eternity. Now, he wondered where the evening had gone. He was feeling a bit tired and wondered if his sister did as well.
She interrupted his thoughts. “Hey, can you lift me up again?”
He lifted her and went to the edge of the bed. She managed to pull herself up from there.
“You might as well join me.”
“Why? Don’t we need to get your spell book first?” Dan asked.
She smiled and said a few magic words. After a moment, her wand and book floated through the cracked door and landed on the bed.
“Cool trick huh? That was the first spell mom showed me after I got my book.”
Dan was impressed, but couldn’t really smile it without making both of them uncomfortable. Since she had her book, he had no reason to wait. With a running start, he hopped up onto the bed. He maneuvered himself into a comfortable seated position near the wall. Kat situated herself next to him and opened her book.
She found a section about undoing transformation spells. The book made it clear that undoing complex spells wasn’t always as easy as casting them. In it there were details about basic reversals as well as an assortment of concepts. Like casting new spells, these had to be pieced together. She explained the methods she had tested when he was still in her pants. She leaned over and held the book between his spread legs.
“See, I couldn’t get any of these to work, but I don’t think they were specific enough...”
“But if we use this one, then these two... That should fuse us back together.”
“Once we’re fused, we can use these four spells to switch you back to normal...”
“Unfortunately it says that the effects could take anywhere from two minutes to twelve hours depending on the strength of the magic.”
“We’re both beginners, so I doubt it will be quick.”
“That’s why I suggested that we clean up first.”
Nothing about the spells seemed suspicious, but they were complex. One mistake could mess everything up. The spell she explained to him had yet to be tested but she no longer had the ability to use it on him. Fortunately, he had no magical barriers keeping him from sending the spell’s back. Of course, he could also cast things on himself.
He read the lines several times until he had them memorized. “Alright... Keep the book in front of me and I’ll recite the spell...”