He has a plan,” the man in black explained.“Do you mean God?” I asked.“God, the devil they are both the same. The Entity has good days and not...so good days, just like anyone else,” according to the man in black.“So I move on to somewhere else. Do I get a choice?” I asked.“What does it matter, you want know either way. You start with a clean slate. As a matter of fact you have already started. Like I said I don’t really know, but I don’t think you start over in some stranger’s womb. Then again. " Jack groaned loudly "what if he decides to stay, can he become human for good? which to my way of thinking would be a terrible thing." Drapper sighed again "your the elf, you tell me, can he become human for good? would he want to? could he give up all that he has known as Virlane?" Jack shrugged his scrawny shoulders "I gotta talk to that boy, knock some sense into him. Make him see reason." Drapper laughed "that will be the day, you knocking sense into Virlane, I also seem to have noticed. “Nah. They headed up to the observatory figuring they would get a good view from there. Oya ended up joining them. So how long is it going to take to get to Veria from here?”“About thirty-two hours, Abi will be able to give you a more exact time. We may need to take a few detours if there are patrols between us and the Pygmaean border, but Abi’s sensors are vastly superior, so she’ll see a fleet of ships long before they see her.”“Why didn’t we have to detour for patrols on the way into Scyftan. Tucked into that bulging arm was Hollie’s smaller one, and she was garnering even more attention. She had loosened her pony tail, and her blonde locks waved behind her. The jeans outfit she had been wearing when they left the house had given way to an outfit that mirrored Todd’s, only in reverse. Her blouse was tight, black lace with a corseted top that gave a peek at her cleavage. Her midriff was bare, despite the chill in the air, and perhaps because of it, as the chill hardened her nipples.