No, because dragons aren't real, and neither are "Spells that turn you into something else".
It means to last longer than something or someone else. Also you spelled does wrong.
I belive that the phrase was supposed to be spelled "Jotain muuta", which means "Something else".
You have to gain their skill points by making them play chess or something else that will make their skill go up.
Haaa ha! It's an anagram that's supposed to mean something else when reversed. In other words "sumarongi" spells IGNORAMUS when reversed, a word that means an idiot.
No. Mermaids are not real. They do not exist and are from stories and legends. People can not become mermaids. Spells are also not real and there is no spell that can change you into something else.
Yes, spells of all kinds are forms of witchcraft. More importantly, love spells are generally not just inadvisable, but unethical. Most love spells available to the uninitiated are spells meant to be cast on someone else. Casting a spell on someone else without their express knowledge and permission is manipulative, unethical and rarely if ever work in the manner you expect. The only love spells that work well are spells cast upon yourself help you become the sort of person who can attract, keep and return the love they deserve.
The word Burqa is also spelled burkha, or burka
There is no food called "Cain." It may have been mistaken for something else. Can you provide more context or clarification?
There are no spells or anything else that can turn a person into a mermaid or anything else. Mermaids are not real. Spells are not real and both of these only exist in stories, films, and myths. It is all make believe.
There are no spells to turn humans into mermaids or anything else. Mermaids are not real and are only in stories, film, or myth. They do not exist and it is all make believe.
There are no spells or anything else that can turn a person into a mermaid. Spells are not real. Mermaids are not real and these things only exist in films and movies.