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"Thank you," Lin ran her fingers through her hair, "We might have to think on what to write though. I would like to tell them we're fine but warn them ahead of time what to expect."

She wasn't sure how to do that without worrying anyone, that didn't seem possible. Lin was sure the first bad reaction would be from Dareon, and then it would go all down hill from there.

"When we were hiding, Mari, who has a dragon partner by the name of Kasal gave Wren a drop of her blood," Lin explained knowing that he was very out of the loop.

To be fair, they hadn't really a chance to catch up on what had happened since he was captured.

"While this was happening, Kyrie and I had a talk. While, hopefully nothing this extreme will happen again, I do admit there is an issue with the fact there are a lot of countries where we won't know the language," Lin explained, "So there had been talk of accepting the gift of languages for safety reasons."

This went against the kind of learning she and Earendil did, but having everyone in their party being able to communicate with those around them was becoming very important.

Lin nodded, "And that is something else we'll have to relay back to the others as well."

Dareon, Kaito and Shiro were on the list of people who would need that gift. Even with Shiro's brilliant mind and Kaito's equally brilliant mind (when he chose to use it), they both needed somewhere to start from before they could even get a handle on a new language.

Since Earendil probably wouldn't be able to attend, Lin didn't feel like going.

"Thanks, I think I'll stay here with Earendil though, but the children..."

She glanced over at the two children to see what they thought. Miyuki shook her head.

"Now that we know we'll be here a while, I would rather have everything set up proper," Miyuki replied, "Ai will probably give birth while we're here and..."

She tugged at her sleeves, they were already long, but it felt weird to have them short and she could feel in places where the clothes were just a tad tight.

"I'm going to have to do something about my clothes first."

After all, they would probably have to establish a new schedule since they would be in one place. Her and Andarien could work and study interrupted in a situation like this.

"I'll need someone to help me make new clothes, I don't know anything about that craft..." Miyuki admitted.

Her clothes had always been made by the people in the place she was staying or by her uncle. She knew how to repair clothes, but not to make them from scratch.

"We will," Lin promised.

Though she had no idea where to start with their message at all. Something that wouldn't worry anyone too much.

Once Kyrie and Uruloki were gone, it was family time to come up with a message, and that would keep them busy until someone came with breakfast.

Since Lin wanted to stay with Earendil, that left the children with the choice on whether they wanted to go out or not.

Miyuki, wanted to set things up in the tent for a permanent stay, since they would be staying here for a while. She supposed once she was ready (and once Lanceriel was ready) to ask for more lessons. She was getting along in her illusions and she could figure out runes well enough on her own.

Though after everything they had been through, she wondered if she should focus on one more branch of magic. Maybe an element? However, MIyuki wasn't sure what element to focus on at all.

"Maybe I'll go ask Lanceriel later," Miyuki murmured thoughtfully.

"What other branch of magic I should focus on, I was thinking of an element, but I'm not sure," Miyuki admitted, "I mean, I know there's still a lot possible between illusions and runes, but maybe learning an offensive branch of magic might not be a bad idea."

Even though she would rather now, she quite liked the idea of scaring people too much to want to attack.