wrfmlogsarchive | Time For the Real Adventure to Begin (Reply)

Who: Jenn, Aria, Ria if she wants in?
What: Jenn finally gets picked up from Narnia! With, um, a few difficulties.
Where: Narnia
When: Midday?
Warnings: Tl;dr entry. >.>

It was time to go, and surprisingly, Jenn felt a little sad about the fact. As the girl looked around the forest clearing from the opening of the cave that had been her home this last month, she knew she would miss it. Had it really been four weeks since all of this craziness started? In that span of time, she'd gotten used to the sight of fauns, centaurs, dwarves, talking animals...dryads, nayads, and all sorts of other things, as well. It would be strange being back in the human world again, although she didn't deny that she would really appreciate having feet again.

Shouldering the small bag of supplies - food, medicinal herbs that Lily the dryad had shown her how to use, a few small presents from friends, and of course her laptop - and with her bow and staff in hand, Jenn walked up to where Glenstorm and her other friends were waiting for her.

"I'm ready to go," she said, not without a trace of sadness. "Someone is coming to get me and take me...wherever I'm supposed to go next."

Tamara, the lovely brown-and-black-flanked centauress who had been giving her archery lessons, smiled warmly. "We shall miss you, Jennifer. You were an wonderful student."

"Aye, ya were," her faun bo staff trainer said with a wink. "Try not to bop yourself on the head too often." Jenn laughed, slightly embarrassed at the reminder of one of her first training accidents.

"Are you sure you can't tell us where you're going?" one of the squirrels asked anxiously.

Jenn shook her head, smiling and looking at the ground between her hooves. "I wish, but I really can't. You guys have been great, though. I'll miss you." Stifling a small sigh, she walked up to Glenstorm and held out the bow, quiver, and staff she had been using during her stay.

To her surprise, the centaur held up his hands, refusing them. "Take them," he said; despite his reassuring smile, the girl thought she could sense a hint of concern in his expression. "A gift from all of us. You may very well need them."

The thought made her stomach turn. A reminder that she was heading out into something...unknown. Possibly dangerous. But she couldn't stay here forever, especially if she ever wanted to get home. Best to deal with problems as they came. Mustering up a smile, Jenn nodded. "Thank you."

Jenn said her goodbyes to everyone (including Zeti the cheetah, who tried to act aloof about the whole thing), then went to the entrance of the cave and waited. Aria would be here soon...as a fox, apparantly. Jenn had wanted to get all of the goodbyes out of the way first She was a little sad that she hadn't seen Silandro around; where had he gone off to? She would miss the noble mouse the most. He'd been determined to act as her 'gaurdian' ever since she had gotten here and had become her best Narnian friend.

Well, hopefully he would show up before she left. After all, no way to tell if she would be back this way again.