listen to her any further.
The direction was enough, he would find it.
And that's how it was.
At the end of the street he sees Mokuba walking out the huge door with a pile of books in his hands.
"It was a good idea. If we're already on the road tomorrow, then we can also study. We won't go straight back here, it would be a nuisance.", He said to the girl at his side.
Nanali.
"Where do you want to go?" Asked Seto.
Didn't his brother even think it necessary to let him know or ask him before he planned something with a "girlfriend".
"So while you were trying to repair the thing, in case you couldn't do it, I looked at what work opportunities there are here and where there is still a need for temporary workers or specialists and we read, among other things, that tomorrow there is a festival in a nearby village that we will see each other tomorrow, and because we have to walk there, we will stay there one night.Then we can get information ourselves and that's why we take learning utensils with us. "
Seto thought he had misheard.
Mokuba and learning something voluntarily?
And go to a music festival.
What else didn't interest him?
But it was probably better that way.
After all, they would stay here ...
"Why are you looking like that?", Mokuba asked his brother and thought to himself that he could think of something that speaks against it.
Inwardly he was already sighing.
He would go.
Even if Seto objected.
"And how do you know that there is some way you can stay overnight?"
"Well, Basil, he's the author of most of our books, the librarian's father and a very nice man who was often over in Konohana for weeks researching plants and also gets along really well with the flower seller Cam, who is there lives.
And he gave Nanali a letter for him. He said he could do it.
Also, Konohana is not connected to the sea, so the possibility of someone besieging their vacant bed is almost impossible. "
"Good. But then I'll come with you."
Mokuba looked at him with wide eyes.
"Wow, great! All right. See you tomorrow, Nanali."
The addressed nodded.
"Yes until tomorrow."
"Oh. One more thing.", Seto interrupted.
"The list of survivors is on the bulletin board."
He had allowed himself to take a look at it to find out whether nothing had happened to his dog either.
"And?" Asked Mokuba.
"I have to go there now. See you two tomorrow!", Nanali said goodbye and was gone.
"We could have gone together. We have to go that way anyway." Mopkuba whispered depressed.
Seto realized that he had taken the blonde extremely deeply to his heart.
"Understand that if she gets disappointed, she doesn't want anyone to be around.
She is not someone who openly shows her pain. As far as I think I already know her. ", Seto explained.
Mokuba liked the thought that she might be disappointed and not cry at all.
Arrived at the notice board, Nanali went through the list of names, which was in alphabetical order, and took a sigh of relief here and there.
"Alice, Benjamin, Johanita, John, Luna and Raymond."
One last time she let out a relieved breath before she sank to the floor and although they sometimes made her life anything but easy, shed a few tears of joy.
"Thank God, you are all doing well.", She mumbled and was especially happy about Luna's well-being.
She was the only one who really still deserved the status of girlfriend or even best friend.
"Lucky."
With a now relaxed and smiling face, she headed for the Mineral Ranch to ask Clair about a pair of pants.
She couldn't possibly go up the mountain in a dress.
Clair had given her some provisions and a flashlight, wished her good luck and a shoulder bag in which she could stow the herbs she had collected and which contained plasters and bandages for emergencies.
You should always have something like this with you when you want to climb a mountain at night.She would have come with me, but she had to get the harvest tomorrow and if so
if she wanted to ride to the festival tomorrow, she should be fit tomorrow morning to get all the work done quickly.
Then finally she wanted to climb the mountain and in the process she left the ranch to the west.
Before that, she would have to climb the stairs to the hot springs and wait there for Mokuba.
"Nanali, come to me."
Startled, the blonde looked up and saw a colorful light that shone from above towards her.
It was soaked in pastel colors and wonderfully soft to the eyes.
Many different large bubbles streamed towards her.
Hidden in the light was a voice calling for her.
"Did you bring me here? Are you calling me?" She asked before she was ready to take the last few steps to meet whoever she called.