“Let’s go,” Bryson agreed without a second thought.
“You believe him?” Grant scoffed in disbelief.
“It makes sense,” Bryson concluded. “Put your feelings aside brother.”
Bryson’s message was deeper than Morgan expected it to be. The kelpie shook just slightly, returning him to his human form. Morgan caught his eye as the man did. His gaze showed a challenge he wished to complete but sighed and looked away to excuse his message instead.
“We still need a way to get there,” Grant replied furiously.
“I think I can oblige,” Abel replied.
Her voice was just as distant as before but her magic did not seem so. It lifted them effortlessly, then hurled them through time and space, around the world. During their travels relief set in that there were still very separate places that hadn’t de
