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Hit the Road
It wasn’t difficult for me to find a new flight for Mel to take home, though it did cost quite a bit of money to reschedule her onto a flight that was leaving sooner, but hey, if that’s what made her happy, I was willing to do it. I still felt terrible for her.
Tony and Raven offered to take her to the airport the next morning. I told her goodbye that night because I had a feeling I wouldn’t be able to drag myself out of bed and make coherent sentences in the morning. We’d both shed a few tears, but I knew I’d see her again soon enough. She intended to join us in Europe once the summer was over--if we were still there fighting Mage Grouse.
I sort of hoped we wouldn’t be, though. I wanted this battle to be over quickly so I could reclaim my ancestral lands and then get on with my life. I was sure there would still be other bat
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