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Siegfried looked onto his bags. "Well, there's nothing to worry about. A plane is the safest way to travel nowadays." He assured her.

"How brave," Kari sneered, projecting the message into Zeal's mind, "why don't you just use another method if you're so nervous, instead of destroying the air? Why don't you travel to Germany using a safer method, meet your boyfriend at the airport, if you're so scared? You're a human for heaven's sake."

Kari laughed coldly, "do you think I care what you are? To me, you're all humans. I fought on your side once, but never will I again," she drove a firey sword down to break the connection and sealed her mind using the skill she was taught by her mother.

After the plane landed in Germany, Siegfried stepped out, and got the two of them a car. After climbing in, he looked at the map for where they were going. Ostrienburgh wasn't very far.

After reviewing the map, Siegfried folded it back. "Well, It's gonna take us half an hour to get there, and we're going to be at the cstle for quite some time." He said to her.

After half an hour, they finally made it to Ostrienburgh castle. It was still in fairly good shape. He made his way to a tinted window with an old pipe organ nearby inside.

Kari sat back against a tree, she didn't care what or who she was, she wanted her out of her life. Larka poked her head through the trees, "yes?" Kari asked irritably, Larka winced. "I only wanted to let you know that I'm back," she told Kari, her unusual blue eyes gleaming in the light from the moon. "Fine," Kari said, "you're back, there's a herd of deer moving upwind and north," Larka pricked her ears and disappeared once again. Kari's eyes darkened again, sorrow and sadness, thats all I have to sustain me. Revenge isn't the answer, it'll only bring more strife. Then she used the only mental powers that she had ever learned to drive a burning blade of light and fire deep into the minds of everyone who had caused her so much sorrow.