Book One/Chapter Four

## Brief Summary

Felicity and Chase return to their respective homes where Felicity learns how to change out of her superhero uniform. She then goes to sleep, where she dreams about a kid named Maggie on a field trip. Maggie accidentally discovers the power of a strange object.

## Detailed Summary

### Chapter Four: Dreamless

Chase announces that this is "officially the coolest day of [his] life." Felicity says out that they both nearly died, and Chase, optimistically, points out, "Nearly!" He says they got saved by a cool, mysterious older superhero, and wonders how she's not freaking out. She replies by saying she doesn't enjoy dying. Chase then asks her what the crystal that the other hero mentioned was, and Felicity freaks out, snapping at Chase. She then apologizes, saying it's the thing she physically can't talk about, and Chase questions why the other hero could.

Felicity doesn't answer immediately, uneasy as she spots people starting to appear now that the gorilla man was defeated. She guides Chase back around his house, and answers that perhaps it was because the other hero was talking to her specifically and not Chase. She then realizes none of Chase's lights ever turned on during the battle, and asks if his brother was home. Chase says he's at a friend's house, then says that his brother will freak when he tells him about Felicity being a superhero. Felicity tells Chase not to tell anyone about anything that happened. Chase pouts, then excitedly continues that they should have secret identities and wonders what his code name would be. Felicity, annoyed, cuts him off, and says she's tired and going home. Chase whines that he can't go to sleep and that they should start her training.

Felicity snaps at him, telling him it's the end of the discussion and they can talk about it at school tomorrow, and Chase backs off, though hesitant. Felicity walks home, angry, and feeling weird when she sees people staring at her. She finally gets to her home, and makes sure no one is watching before entering. She notes that, strangely, while everyone else's power is gone, her house is still lit up. She heads to her room, where Snow White is on her bed, curled around the wish crystal. She picks the crystal up and asks it to change her back, also commenting on how weird she feels talking to an inanimate object. She reflects on what the cop-dog hero said about 'wishing' the transformation away, and, upon her thought, the transformation immediately rescinds. Relieved, she collapses onto her bed and notes that she doesn't feel as sore anymore.

Her sleep is interrupted by scratching at the door, and she gets up to let her dog, Victor, inside. The dog walks around the room, checking everything, before settling down at the foot of her bed. Then, Felicity lays down in her bed, and checks her phone, having received texts from Chase and her mama. She snuggles into her bed, holding her wish crystal close, then drifts off to sleep.

*The "dream" begins with an object stating that it is on a pedestal, and that there are people- and children- around. A guide talks about how the "blue stone" (the object) was said to be worshiped in Ancient Egypt, then dismisses the claim. The object does not care, though, and is also uncaring towards the yelling of the children, until someone begins a phrase with "I wish." It is interested, but cannot react, and continues to wait. Soon, the other children leave, but the girl stays, and berates the object for being stupid. The kid also complains about being on the field trip, then has an idea to 'make her teachers listen to her.' She tries to push the object off its pedestal, then gets angry and wishes it wasn't so heavy. Suddenly, the object becomes lighter and falls off the pedestal. No one notices this, and the girl gets angrier.*

*The girl starts trying to bash the object, wanting it to break, but it doesn't, and she begins to cry. She wishes she was home, and the object teleports her to her room in her house. She is shocked and demands to go back, citing that she'll get in trouble. Eventually, she realizes it takes 'wishing' for it to happen, and wishes to go back. She reappears in the museum, and her teacher and the adult who had noticed her disappearing walk over to her. The adult swears he saw her vanish, but the teacher ignores him and drags Maggie away, scolding her for being disobedient. The object reminisces on having nothing to react to.*

## Characters

### Important

* Felicity Destine - as Catalyst
* Chase Robinson
* Werekitty (Blue) - as Snow White; first appearance as kid Maggie Dixon

### Minor

* Cain Misstro and Abel Misstro - mentioned
* Sally and Bobby - kid Maggie's bullies; mentioned
* Mrs. Casey and Mr. Schneider - kid Maggie's teachers; mentioned (Mrs. Casey is most likely the teacher at the end)
* Tommy and Charlie - kid Maggie's classmates; mentioned

## Trivia and Notes

* The line "Charlie bit me again!" is a reference to the vine, Charlie Bit Me.
* The mentioned character Tommy is a reference to YouTuber, TommyInnit.