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Kenna observed the entrance of the cave for a bit after the stranger went inside, just in case he was to come out again. After realizing that he wasn't going to come out, she stepped out from behind the tree, unsheathed her sword, and took a deep preparation breath. Hopefully, either the bandits...

Kenna listened to the sound of Lilly's hooves hitting the cobblestone path, looking up at the sky and sighing, "I've gotta take a break from all this fighting... Maybe some exploring the country... Never seen much of it. I'd probably still be fighting, but at least it would be on my own...

@Hylius Kenna looked down at the letter while she walked and read it aloud once more, albeit quietly, "'Salutations, Kenna. As you are my best warrior, I ask that you travel close to Elitaire to take care of a group of bandits, as they have stolen from many people in Alesien including myself...

"I don't know," Amy shrugged, "Never told me why we moved away, never told me why we moved back."

"That's understandable." Amy snickered as Puni decided that this was the best time to first stretch her front legs out and flip onto her back. She then gushed, "Oh my gosh I'm so glad my parents chose to get a cat when we moved! She's so adorable!"

"I got the name from the Japanese word 'punipuni' which means squishy! I've fallen in love with the Japanese culture, so that's to be expected." Amy continued with a bit of rambling as Puni purred, "Should mention, Puni's a girl."

Amy gave a small smile, "Yeah, pretty fascinating! Imagine if there was one in the town's midst right now!?" She then joked, chuckling. Just as she did this, a grey cat navigated its way through the boxes onto her lap, "Oh hi, Puni!" She greeted the cat and pet it, her smile growing wider...

Amy waited until she got to her room to answer, "No, everything's fine!" She pushed the door, which was slightly ajar, open, and went inside, sitting down on the bed immediately, "Enough about me. Tell me about some of those fantastical things!" She asked as she patted the spot next to her, smiling.

"It's not that cool. And sure, but I have to unpack my things too." Amy answered as she went down the hall and up the stairs, passing the dining room on the right where there were just a few boxes and the kitchen on the right where there were much more, but nothing was out of their boxes yet...

"Sure!" Amy chuckled, turned, and led the way to her house, "It isn't that interesting to see people wear sunglasses a ton. I mean, okay, I got into writing stories, but it's not impressive. Anyone could write." She added reluctantly, dipping her head so that her mouth was hidden by the scarf...

Emily pushed her hair behind her ear and smiled nervously, "That's great! And, not much has happened to me. My life is stupidly bland." She admitted as she shrugged. If only she could tell Chelsea the truth, but her parents forbade her from saying it to anyone.

"That's cool! And yeah, it was a big trend to wear sunglasses no matter what in both the middle school and high school of where I moved to, and it became a habit of mine." Amy answered coolly, giving a thumbs up at the jock thing, "Anything else changed?"

"I'm glad I'm back too. I kept my promise!" Amy joked, adjusting the blood-red scarf she was wearing, "Exactly what happened since then?" She then asked, the sunglasses slipping a bit down her nose and her pushing them back up.

Amy looked to where she heard the calls, and her eyes widened as she saw the familiar friend and waved, "Chelsea!" She gained a big smile as she immediately walked over to Chelsea, her black combat boots thudding against the pavement as she went. Her question was answered!

Amy sighed as she climbed into and out of the truck, carrying boxes into the house. This was so much work! She thought back to when she moved, which was now misty, and remembered "Chelsea..." Amy whispered to herself as she carried the last box into the house and set it down, stretching and...

"Of course I'll come back." Amy didn't want to let go but she had to, returning the tearful smile, "Bye," She gave her farewell with a sniffle. As she said, she knew she would see Chelsea again, but didn't know when. She just knew that she would see her again.

"I'm sure of it! And I'll never forget you! I give my sugary chocolate syrup covered ice cream promise!" Amy told Chelsea as she hugged the sad friend back. Most, if not everyone in their grade, knew that Amy's 'sugary chocolate syrup covered ice cream promise' was the most serious and rare...

"I'm gonna miss you too... But we're gonna see each other again! I just know it!" Amy reassured Chelsea, optimistic as ever, "Even if it takes a super-duper long time, it'll happen!" Despite her cheerfulness, she was crying as well. She'd begged her parents to stay, but they refused for reasons...

"My name is Amy!" Amy bounced up and down on the balls of her feet, smiling super widely. She had a new friend to be with! Her eyes sparkled with excitement once again, as everyone around them went back inside, "We should get back inside. Bye!" She walked away, the smile plastered on her face...

Amy giggled as she led the way, smiling, "Yay! come on!" She and her friends were quick to include Chelsea, all giddy about a new friend. Recess seemed to go by much quicker now, as soon, one of the teachers who monitored the playground blew the whistle which meant the end of it. When this...