Kohara immediately ran over to her friend, "Anne! Anne, wake up!" Shaking her friend gently, she glared at her twin. "If you knew she was here, why didn't you say something sooner?" He shrugged, and turned his back on the two.
Lifting up Anne, Kohara slowly made her way back to the camp, while Orion used his staff to transport himself. I don't understand him. Eighteen years we have spent together, and lately, he's been acting as if nothing bothered him, She thought.
Eventually, the two made it back to their friends, and Kohara had set Anne down on one of their beds. Worry spread through out the tent like a virus. Cedric was the first to enter, wanting to know where Anne was, and what had happened. Once the story was told to him, he gave the news to those who didn't already know.
"She's ill. I don't know how long she had been keeping this information back from us, but I'm not sure what I can do for it. It's not something that can be cured from medicine. Anne is homesick." Kohara told Cedric everything that she was going to do to help her friend. In severe cases, Kohara knew a few people who went mentally unstable if the sickness was not cured in time.
Kohara placed a cold cloth on Anne's forehead and watched as her friend mumbled something about Marilla's sight. She found many interesting new things about her friend that she wouldn't have found otherwise. Like the fact that Anne talked in her sleep when she was ill.
"Kohara…" Anne mumbled, feeling as though she had swallowed a bottle of wax, "I'm sorry I lied to you. I feel terrible. I do hope you can forgive me." Anne tried to smile, and then continued, "I need to go home… but I don't know my way…"
The mage looked down to her friend with tears in her eyes. "Anne, Anne of Green Gables. I know how to send you home. Do you wish to leave us on our travels? I will not guilt you into staying, but if you choose the answer, the answer I think that you will choose, you may never see us again." Anne closed her eyes and rested her head against the bed once more. A few minutes of silence passed between the two before Anne nodded her head. "Very well. Orion is here to send you home."
Orion stepped out of the shadows. "I knew you deceived us. I believe that you had no choice in the matter. Very well. Anne Shirley-" At this point, Anne wondered how much she had spoken while she was sleeping. Never has she told her friends her true last name, "- Prepare yourself. You might feel a tingling sensation wash over you as I cast this spell." Orion spoke in the old language that Mages used to cast spells on. It was a language known to few, and Anne (Reading the book of the old language before) was one of them.
Suddenly, Anne found herself surrounded in a blue light. She began to lift off of the ground, "Wait!" She shouted, "Don't I get to say goodbye to everyone?" She lifted higher, and higher, until she was in the direct centre of the tent.