The Perk, Sunday morning

[future_sandworm]

It was a good thing that no one have come to visit him, even without the timeline dangers. Leto didn't want to think about introducing aunt Alia to this place and having her talk to his teachers. Even Stilgar or Harah would have been a little difficult, and he could imagine endless tirades from Harah about wasting water.

He had ordered a coffee and

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[notyourpawn]

"I should hope you haven't any visitors," Alice announced, taking a seat near his with little by way of actual introduction. "Not that I don't wish you visitors, as that's terribly unkind, but I would be quite hurt if you had very important loved ones stop in and had not informed me of such. Good morning."

[notyourpawn]

"Thursday would be quite pleasant indeed," Alice said brightly. "I've the whole day free, we can do whatever we should like. There have to be doors somewhere in the woods. That's what woods are for."

[future_sandworm]

"Doors? I hope so," Leto replied with a laugh. He might not be as conveniced about it as Alice, but he was quite certain it would be an enjoyable day.

[notyourpawn]

"Doors are easy to find," Alice said cheerfully. "It only takes a little imagination to discover how to open them."

[future_sandworm]

"I will trust your expertise when it comes to that," Leto said, smiling fondly at her.

[notyourpawn]

"It will be exciting," she beamed. "It's very difficult to go wrong, with adventuring in the woods. Though trails of bread-crumbs frequently go awry. Hungry birds and such."

[future_sandworm]

"So, we will have to rely on another method to avoid getting lost," he said. "A compass, perhaps?"

[notyourpawn]

"A compass, then," she agreed with a laugh. "It's convenient that the woods here aren't terribly large. One could simply pick a direction and walk until one found daylight again, provided the trees didn't move around when one wasn't looking."

[future_sandworm]

"Do trees often do that?" Leto asked, smiling.