"No, she did not mention it. I had assumed I would stay here for a time." She had blocked out a couple of weeks, figuring she would stay with Cassandra and Simon for that time. His mother had sort of downplayed the urgency of the situation and had not mentioned the other attempts at altering his appearance in detail. Lilia still had hope, because magic was a fickle thing. Even with easy glamours, if the human wearing them really fought the magic it could alter the way it worked. If a woman believed she was ugly no matter how pretty she was and how much the glamoured item tried to highlight her features, it may not have the intended effect. With Simon, she assumed that the issue applied tenfold.<br/><br/>Lilia had to think a moment, there were definitely rivers nearby, and there were boats that traveled along with them. She would need a boat, of course, she was not built for the water like he was. "The blue river, it's a few miles from here, I believe it runs a bit off the road, but it would be able to get us where we need to go." It would likely be faster than a carriage, if they could find a decent boat to float it. Sturdy wood did not require stops to be fed and watered. He seemed very stuck on the times of their past, which to some extent was probably natural, they were old friends who had not seen each other in such a long time. As a child she had taken so much of their interactions as normal, because Lilia had known no different, but now they did seem rather odd.<br/><br/>"I don't know, I've quite enjoyed the current days. The city is beautiful, so much so I was never really sure I would come back here. It's alive with people and smells and sights that you can't experience out here." Lilia explained. "I've met witches from all around the world, some that practice magic very differently than our parents. And the food...Some of the most talented cooks I've met have made some amazing things. I miss the old days, but only as most would. I miss my parents and wish they were still here with me." That might have given here more reasons to return, if they were still lived. As it stood, Cassandra and Simon were really the only ties she still had to this place.