I walked back into the house and picked up my phone and wallet. As I walked back out to the truck, my mother in law handed me the paper that was on th... table that was meant for me to read it.I hurried drove to the meeting forgetting about the letter because of what just happened. But after the meeting, I noticed the letter sitting on the passenger seat. I opened the letter, wondering who it was from and what it would say. As I opened the letter, it looked like it was hurriedly written like. The memories of this illusory trial (which you were induced to believe was real) are fuzzy at best, but you succeeded and were bestowed the title of Magus as well as your Wizard's Staff.Congratulations, Magus Bluemantle! You can now wander the world until you find a place to call home, and make yourself a name.It is the middle of spring, you are riding Eglantine, your mare, on the road to Eryn's Brook, the town nearest to Whitedove Manor. You left your home of fifteen years this morning, after. Scott still liked playing with a stacked deck and if it was a few days earlier than expected it didn't really matter. Tony only had to be eighteen at the time the ruling was handed down. It did have to sit for public review for a week though so that anyone who wanted to object could attend the hearing.The court appearance was more formal this time. It was in an actual courtroom but it was closed to all but the parties involved. Scott, Tony, and Cheri sat at a table to the judges left. A lone. When she woke in the morning, it was to be pampered, and fed pancakes just like they had in Japan, though much thinner than the ones she prepared sometimes.She got to hold little Kei as much as she wanted to. The rocking chair in the living room, that gave her a view through a big picture window to the street outside, was her favorite place. It was February, and snow covered everything. To her, it was a fairyland.She soon got to know Emma, who was used to taking care of both babies while Suki.