Moving is always tough. The process becomes exponentially tough when you find out that the supposedly vacant land you have chosen out in the middle of nowhere is actually an ancient elven burial ground. Normally, the process would require a brutal battle to the death, but as always, finding an alternate solution is possible. However, the possible solution becomes complicated, to say the least. This complication allows for a temporary reprieve of hostilities, allowing life to move on. As always, training must be conducted. Finally, in an effort to reward Cass, Mallory finds what could quite possibly be considered the worst birthday gift ever, a mirror capable of turning every living thing into an undead playground. Complications and errors compound in unexpected ways, see how it all unfolds in Gravely Mistaken.

Knowledge is power. Which means that being able to hide knowledge is itself a form of untapped power. In a world that showcases your every action every day in live streaming clarity twenty-four hours a day 365.25 days a year, the idea of being able to unplug even for a minute or two seems appealing. What would it take to be able to hide yourself for minutes at a time? After so many years of being on full display all day everyday, could the ultimate form of power be the ability to be anonymous? What happens when CENSORSHIP is exactly what you have been craving all along?

Sometimes life comes at you fast. Problems coming from nowhere and everywhere all at once. But every problem has a solution. Cassie Cruise has the solutions to every problem faced so far. She will solve everything from learning how to fly, how to host a very mobile book club, realizing why you should never feed a pixie cream, and above all she will solve those typical Mythical Problems plaguing us all.