Swift Magic (The Swift Codex Book 2) - Plot & Excerpts
It would at one instant seem empty, and at the next seem every bit as overcrowded as Merlyn's Market during a frog's eye shortage. The extremes jarred me at first, mostly because I would be staring out at a peaceful and quiet creek next to a mushroom circle at one instant, and then turn around and there would be teenaged girls squealing and grandfathers shaking their head. Nothing in my knowledge of portals or illusions could come up with a reasonable explanation for how these people got here, all at once, or where they had been before, and so I had to accept that these things simply happened here. There was not much here that resembled a standard house or street. Everything was disguised as nature. Some time passed before I knew what was where, and then a little more before I could guess what a new structure was. If Mother hadn't been patiently teaching me directions and how to find the kitchens, I'd have been in a good deal of trouble and ill-humor. She let me lead, but guided me when I strayed. Traveling around the fey village was both a simple and a complex matter.
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