They continued their rest for a couple more minutes before Reese for forced to go back on Midnight. Once again, she had on the fur piece of clothing and her eyes tightly closed as they ascended into the sky. This time, no one talked. She had clearly gotten her thoughts across, or at least, that's what she believed. There was no way that Daniel could convince her that this was a great place. Of course she knew that Earth had problems of its own. There was no such thing as a perfect place in this universe. But it was still her home. She didn't have a perfect life or a perfect family, but she loved them very much. Her mother wouldn't be able to handle it if she never came back. Her father had recently passed away, and now she lost a child? Reese could only hope that her brothers were taking very good care of her. She tried to distract her mind as they flew, not daring to look at the world around them. There was probably a lot of interesting sights she was missing, but she was just too scared to look.<br/><br/>She really had to figure what she was going to do. She refused to be a slave, but she couldn't live her life in a cage. She would never find a way back home if she was always locked up. Back on Earth, she had a career and was making a decent amount of money. She didn't have anyone telling her what to do and how to do things; she was never forced to do anything she didn't want to do. Even if she ended up staying in this place for the rest of her life, Reese couldn't picture herself willingly following ridiculous orders. She held herself in such high esteem that she could never degrade herself in such a way. For the first time, she wished she was born a male. If that was the case, she highly doubted she would be in this situation.<br/><br/>After what seemed like hours to no end, they finally landed again. This time it seemed like they would be resting for the night. Reese was so relieved that she was back on the ground, her body shaking slightly from being up in the air for so long. Still, there was silence between them and she didn't make any effort in starting a conversation. She just quietly sat on the ground, watching as Daniel made their last meal for the night. At least he was feeding her. If she acted up too much in the shop, she would go without dinner a few times. It was true; he wasn't a monster, but she still didn't like that he thought it was okay to enslave people, mainly women. Reese glanced over at Midnight, who seemed to be sleeping now. She quietly ate her food, though she didn't have much on an appetite. Would it be better if she just went along with things? The thought caused her to cringe a little. But she needed to get to the Priest Kings in order to find a way back home. And she couldn't do that if she couldn't even understand the language most people were speaking. Or if she was constantly being traded between merchants. Reese let out a sigh, placing her bowl down and pulling her knees up into her chest again.