"They did it!" Man-at-Arms beamed. "He-Man and She-Ra! Victory!"

"Victory!" Orko and Gwildor added.

"Yes! A proud victory!" Atticus cheered with Mo.

He-Man turned and smiled. "Victory."

"COWABUNGA!" Lionel whooped as he hugged Thor.

Thor laughed as he hugged Lionel back.

It soon seemed like it was time to go back home.

"Poor Julie losing her parents," Atticus said softly. "I wish that we could help her."

"Oh, well..." Drell shrugged. "It's best to let her live her sad, tragic life."

"You don't mean that, do you?" Atticus asked.

"...No," Drell said lowly. "I-I feel funny with you guys around me now... Like... My heart hurts for that poor girl... I also feel sick to my stomach... It's like... I can feel the pain that she's feeling..."

"Drell? That's called empathy." Cherry told him.

"Yep," Lionel added. "It also causes character growth."

"Me? Empathetic? Since when?" Drell rolled his eyes a bit.

"Because... I felt empathy for you on that Valentine's Day when Sabrina kissed Harvey and you wanted to patch things up with Hilda, but she messed up and it was her fault, so she took it out on you..." Cherry said. "Like when you got angry and grouchy with us after we first met after we met Sabrina for the first time. You were speaking from your own pain... Face it, you've changed as a person. Surely you can look into your heart to help Julie somehow. I thought this Kevin guy would be a dick when we first met him, but he really does love and care about her, but she's about to move away... Drell... Please..."

"Actually... I think I've got it covered." replied Gwildor coolly.

"Uh, see, Cherry? He's got it covered!" Drell said. "I don't have to do a dumb thing with that empathy crap you were talking about!"

"Face it, man," Cherry said to him. "You've changed after you and Hilda got married. Sure, you're still cocky, tough, and sometimes, just looking at you makes me wanna stab my eyes out with a salad fork, but you've changed and become more bearable."

"She's right," replied Sabrina. "You seem like less of an obnoxious asshole whose neck I'd be more than happy to snap."

"Wow, Sabrina; that's pretty colorful language coming from you." Drell commented.

"Just don't mind me calling you 'Uncle Drell'." Sabrina grinned bashfully.

"Then I'll call you 'Niecey Sabrina'." Drell smirked.

"...Ooookay?" Sabrina shrugged.

The Sorceress handed Julie something. "Keep this with you, and Eternia will always be near." she said.

It was a tiny blue globe with a golden chain around it.

"Thank you." Julie sniffled.

Kevin sharply sighed. "I guess this is really goodbye, huh?" he then asked his girlfriend.

"He-Man, She-Ra, Teela, Man-At-Arms..." Julie began to her new friends.

"Don't," Teela stopped her. "Don't say goodbye. Say, 'Good journey'."

"There's an old Eternian saying: 'Live the journey for every destination is but a doorway to another'," Man-at-Arms added. "Good journey."

"Good journey." Mo said a bit tearfully.

"Good journey to you, my friends." Lionel added, waving.

"Good journey, guys!" Ram-Man sniffled.

Julie hugged She-Ra and He-Man one last time.

"Take care, Julie." The siblings whispered softly.

"You look after her, now." He-Man told Kevin.

"I will." Kevin promised sincerely.

"Activate the Doorway, Gwildor." She-Ra then said.

"Um... Are you sure you don't want to go back in your planet's history?" Orko asked Julie.

"He's right, I could take you back in time to the past or future." Gwildor added.

"No. Look, Gwildor, that's okay," Kevin replied. "Just send us home."

"We better get home, Gwildor." Julie added with a small smile.

Gwildor and Orko nodded and started to program the Cosmic Key one more time. In a burst of thunder, a vortex opened before the group.

"Good journey, Julie!" Orko and Gwildor said.

"Good journey, Gwildor, Orko!" Julie replied as she gave them both a hug.

"Good journey!" He-Man called to her.

Everyone then waved to the both of them.

Kevin and Julie soon went to get back home.

"Gwildor, wait!" Julie suddenly piped up. "Send us back-"

It was a little too late though as the two were sent back home.

Julie was shown to be asleep in her bed before waking up like she just woke up from some adventurous dream. She hugged the photograph of her parents before coming out of her room, though something felt strange... She just couldn't pinpoint what it was though as she came down her staircase before seeing her home restored and gasped as she reached the kitchen to see someone there. "Mom! Dad! Hi!"

"You're up bright and early." Julie's father smiled.

"You're all right!" Julie beamed, hugging him instantly.

"Whoa! What's this all about?" Julie's father chuckled from the hug.

"I love you both so much," Julie smiled before hugging her mother next. "I don't ever want to lose you."

"We're just going away for the day," Julie's mother replied. "We'll be back tonight."

"No, I changed my mind," said Julie. "I do wanna go with you to the beach today. Don't go to Catalina, okay?"

"Don't be silly, honey," said her mother. "Stay home and study."

"Mom, Dad, please," replied Julie, knowing what would happen. "Don't get on that plane today. I have a terrible feeling."

"But Julie, your father's an excellent pilot," Julie's mother insisted. "It's a short trip."

"No!" Julie said, taking the keys to keep her parents from leaving her.

"Julie! Julie!"

"Put those keys back."

"I love you." Julie told her parents.

The couple was about to ask their daughter where she was going with their keys, but suddenly, a news flash came on the TV.

"And in other news today: cellular phones may cause radiation, but more on that at 11:00," Drell said, disguised as an anchorman. "If you have plans to visit Catalina, I suggest you stay back because a severe storm is in effect for anyone traveling there, especially by plane. Traveling watchers are advised to stay home or spend time with their families."

Julie ran outside, still holding the keys.

"Julie!" called a voice.

"Kevin!" Julie beamed, seeing Kevin with Jem and her friends.

"Hey, Julie." Jem smiled to Julie.

"Girls!" Julie smiled back to the Holograms.

"Don't let your parents get on that plane." Kevin told his girlfriend.

"I already stopped them," Julie replied before realizing what he said. "Wait a minute. You know?" she then asked.

"We were there." Kevin smiled at her.

Then he and Julie looked down at the tiny gift the Sorceress had given her during their adventure.

"Eternia..." Julie realized.

And as they gazed into the globe, it showed an image of Castle Greyskull with He-Man and She-Ra standing in front, and holding up their swords.

"I HAVE THE POWER!" said He-Man heroically.

"I AM SHE-RA!" said She-Ra triumphantly.

And so, with another adventure done, it was about time for the others to go home.

"So, there was a war in the Netherworld?" Cherry asked Drell.

"Oh, yeah," Drell replied. "Trolls vs Witches... It wasn't pretty."

"Called it," Lionel replied. "But yeah, that was a given."

"I had to help Zolten out here," Drell smirked to his brother-in-law, putting his arm around the other warlock. "Before I met him, he was a scrawny, feeble, chicken-legged beanpole."

"It's true, I was," Zolten replied. "So, you must be Lionel Schwartz."

"That is correct," Lionel replied. "Like I said before, nice to meet you."

"And I'm Moxie," Moxie beamed. "Drell's favorite sister."

"By default." Drell smirked.

"And you're my favorite brother since you're my only brother." Moxie smirked back.

"And don't you forget it." Drell retorted.

"I guess we'll all go home now." Zoe said.

"Of course," Drell replied. "Come along, everyone. That's enough adventure for one day."

Everyone agreed to that as they soon returned to the living room.