A/N: Elena, this one's for YOU! Chicago. That is SO for you. Oh, and who else do you want to come to earth? Put it in your review, and I will try to fit them in somehow. Thanks!

"How do we know we can trust you?" Neal said as Robyn sat at the kitchen table, munching on a tuna sandwich.

"You know you can trust me because I showed you those books. You should be my friends right now." She said with her mouth full. "Besides, I am helping you out of this glitch."

"If it's just a glitch, how do we find our way back?" Kel asked as she picked at her sandwich.

"Um... that's what we have to figure out." Robyn sighed as she got up from the table. "Do you guys want to get some fresh air with me?" They got up willingly and followed Robyn out the door.

"So, since you know so much about us, what about you?" Kel asked, eager to get to know her new friend. Robyn looked at Kel. She was smiling warmly. Robyn smiled back.

"Well, what do you want to know?" She asked innocently. They walked down a road to thelake right beside Robyn's house. The sun beat down heavily on their heads.

"Well, what are you afraid of?"

"I'm afraid of heights too, unfortunately, and I don't think I'd be brave enough to get over them." That made her long awaited friends laugh. Robyn had always looked up to them and really wanted ot meet them. Now that she had, though, it was completely different.

"What else?" Neal asked curiously.

"Well, I -" They were all interrupted by a loud crash and a thump inside the forest. Robyn looked from Neal to Kel. They ran to the forest to see what was up. When they reached their destination, they say a very tall man trying to get himself off the ground and in order.

"Numair!" Kel ran to help the man up. Neal just gave Robyn the I-never-knew-this-would-happen look. Robyn gave it back. "What are you doing in the middle of the forest?"

"I fell from the sky..." He replied hazily from his unexpected fall.

"Are you alright?" Neal asked from his post beside Robyn.

"Yes...but who is this?"

"Oh, I'm sorry Master Salmalin. The name's Robyn."

"Master is not required, thank you Robyn." After he looked around, he realized he was not where he thought he was. "Where is this? I was just in my workshop, now I'm outside..." He looked around to see if he recognized the place. "How do I get back to the workshop?" He started wandering around and came upon the lake. Now he was confused.

"Numair. We're not where you think we are." There was a cawing in the background, and suddenly a bird flew from the sky. It looked more like a raven. The bird swooped down and landed on Numair's arm.

"Daine's here." Robyn said calmly. The other two just looked at her, surprised.

"She knows everything." Neal said to Kel as they watched Daine shift-shape before their eyes.

"I hate doing that in front of people." She said as she watched the audience she had. "I thought you were supposed to be with Dom." She said as she pointed at Kel. Then she pointed at Neal. "And you're supposed to be on your honeymoon! What are you doing here? Wait a second... what am I doing here?" She looked at Numair, who just put his arm around her, comfortingly.

"I have a lot more explaining to do, don't I?" Robyn asked Kel. Kel nodded sympathetically. "Well, I suggest we sit down." They walked over to a group of rocks all sitting together.

"What's going on?" Daine asked suspiciously.

"You're not in Tortall anymore."

"Well, I knew that, but why, and how? And where?"

"Well, I'm guessing you don't know whereIllinois is, right?" The awkward silence gave her the answer. "Kel, Neal and I were trying to figure out how they got here and why, so I don't exactly know why. If you stay with us, we can try to figure this all out on our own and try to get back to Tortall."

"How do you know about Tortall? Who are you, really?" Numair asked. She knew this would come up. Fortunately, Kel butted in and told them all about the conversation they had that morning. Robyn was glad she didn't have to explain anything to them. She was glad she had such great heros with her.

"So, you know everything about us?" Numair asked. 'Yes I do. I wish I knew how to get you home, though.'