Verdandi was pretty content that she had almost taken care of everything that was left to worry about. A few last tasks would have to be dealt with over the coming days. It was certainly a moment of significance to face the very truth that she was about to leave this very realm. But she wasn’t going to do it alone. Some of her friends had already moved ahead, more would be following soon. A lot of her belongings wouldn’t make it to the other side. Many things and objects of value would have to remain here where they always belonged with. Verdandi watched how the elders had opened the portal to the next realm and her family was already stepping through, her mother would probably be the last one to leave the plane, considering how she was trying hard to put the leadership of Heidel into the new guys hands.

He would do a fine job she was sure. They had done more than enough work to make everything prepared for them to live a steady and peaceful life. Skuld and Urd would wave to their sis before they hopped past the silvery gates. Verd was packing up her things and made sure all her swords and valuable gear was properly fetched up in the wraps of clothing that once belonged to her. The fabrics were of no use but maybe the person receiving all of the items within would find some sentiment and use within them. Verd’s face was adorned by an eye patch, the Sharingan she had borrowed for her journey had been removed again. Part of the whole pile of goods to eventually return back to it’s rightful owner once more. The lengthy ceremonies of transfer, the seemingly endless number of goodbyes. All had already been taken care of. Eventually even mother would step past the shimmery gates of the chakra loaded gate.

Verdandi was dressed in her casual princess gear. While weapons were not allowed in the pessage to the new world. She could at least take along her valuables and also the things that usually were forbidden to remain in this world for long. She giggled as she could see Pebbles move in. Summoning him from Hansha was hard but at this point, many physical rules were bendable as nothing would remain to bother anyone. The castle was pretty much empty at this point. The new owners would get to redo it in their own image once the Dao’s had left. Only one last goodbye was missing. Avalanche was slowly trotting his way towards the gate, but he could smell whom was here to visit. He wouldn’t miss it for anything in the world to give his best friend another hug. It was uncertain when they would end up seeing each other again. It could be years from now at worst. Fate didn’t always kindly meddle with its strings. But the knowledge of them getting reunited someday alone was already soothing at least.