Rylie just laughed lightly.

"Oh, don't worry." She said simply. "I'll most certainly pass that on."

"Oh, Ash," she started, looking to the teen that she'd been travelling with.

"Do you want to stay here for the night before heading out, or no?"

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Rylie paused a moment, thinking.

"And what will a room for the night cost?" She asked, not being presumtuous that she would still get a room for free without Az there. Her voice and face were curious, as she realised it was only fair.

She accept free, of course, as she needed to afford ship tickets for the pair of them, but she knew it wouldn't be too difficult to get the funds overall.

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Rylie just laughed lightly.

"Thank you, Devon." She said.

"If we can ever repay you, please, let me know." She paused a moment.

"But... are you sure about this? Will you be charged for this?"

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Rylie just laughed lightly.

"All right then, good to know." She said simply.

"I don't expect we will be staying here for long." She added. "Probably head out early tomorrow."

"And since I'm here..." She smirked before setting the bottle that Az left for her down.

"Got a glass I could use? Az left me some of his heaven."

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"If you need help, let me know!" Rylie called to Devon as he headed off. Once he was gone, she grabbed the glass and keys before heading off with Ash.

". . . it's weird not having Az here." She commented. "But... at least we can stay one last time."

"You ever been off the continent?" Shea sked, her voice curious, as they walked.

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"Really?" Rylie asked, referring to his comment about being born in Salem.

"I never knew that." She added before pausing.

"Although I suppose it makes sense." She then said. "Your mother started... well... her thing here in Europe because of the witch trials that had happened there." She added, unaware of whether or not he knew that detai.

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"That's what I've heard, at least." Rylie told him honestly.

"I can't say for certain. Gotta ask the woman herself, instead of me." She added after a moment or two.

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Some time later, they were walking down a road between towns.

"Sun's going to be setting semi soon." Rylie commented, sheilding her eyes from the sun with her hand.

"If need be, we'll ride to get to the next town."

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"What? Shit." Rylie cursed before letting out a string of curses in Irish. she did step back though, knowing that he could pull it back relatively well by this point. As she did so, he watched it reach the hem of her skirt, but managed to avoid it well enough. She kept stepping back, until it stopped expeanding.

"You ok?" She asked, concern in her voice from where she was, about a dozen feet from him. Sadly, she didn't know what it was that she could do here. For that matter, as far as she knew, there wasn't anything she could do to help.

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Rylie just sighed as she approached.

"We should probably consider getting you something to inhibit your access before you get to be too strong to handle it all." She commented.

"Not... entirely sure we can find anything for that though, admittedly." She then said with a light sigh.

"Anyway," she started before whistling, causing her ghostly steed to join them, "Hop up. You're looking rather rough, and I'd rather not take too longa break."

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Rylie nodded.

"Agreed." She said as she went to climb up as well.

"Let's get to town." Was the last thing she said before htey were off.

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