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"I hope so," Leyenda said wistfully. "Grandmother and Grandfather are there, and that's where Mother grew up, yet I've never even seen it. Besides, someone has to see Rhea home safely!"

Kelirahc chuckled and picked up the bag that he and Leyenda would be sharing. "Come, we go," he smiled. "Talk while we go."

Leyenda slipped her hand into Kelirahc's and looked at Lin curiously. "What about you?" she asked. "I know you and Earendil were talking about going to the Borderlands when we get back, would you be going with then? To take Rhea home?"

Leyenda smiled warmly. "We would love it," she murmured sincerely to Lin. "It would be like a continuation of this journey, one we're all taking together. What better way to complete it? And who knows? It could end up being the last journey we take together."

Suddenly she realized how ominous that sounded, and very quickly she added, "I mean, if Kelirahc and I start a family, we probably wouldn't want to travel all the time with small children."

Earendil chuckled. "That's a good point," he agreed. "A very valid one."

"Though Celeb is good about all of it," Leyenda mused. "He was very young when we left ... but he's always been good about it."

She giggled and looked at Kelirahc. "Maybe we should invest in some horses and just plan homes that we can pack up and move easily," she teased him.

Kelirahc chuckled. "No need horse," he reminded her, leaning over and kissing the mark on her shoulder. "For travel."

"Sure, if I could actually successfully summon mine," Leyenda quipped, though she was blushing from the kiss. "I can't seem to get it."

Kelirahc smiled. "Give time," he murmured. "Will get it. Promise."

Earendil chuckled. "Besides, if you're going to be traveling with other people, a horse might be handy," he grinned. "After all, you can't let Kelirahc do everything."

"That's beside the point," Earendil chuckled. "I meant for if they travel with other people, people who can't use summons or else who are afraid of them, or who have horses of their own and can't leave them behind somewhere."

He smiled at the two. "After all, it's not like it will be just the two of you forever."

"He has a point," Leyenda admitted, looking up at Kelirahc.

The night elf didn't seem bothered by it. "Then I learn ride horse," he said simply.

"There we go then," Leyenda smiled. "Grandfather has often promised to teach me. I don't know how either, to be honest. But we had no need for horses in the city, what I learned was ships. The water."

And she loved the water more than any other place she had been - and this place tied for the top of her list as well, not only because of the water, but also because of what else she had found here.