Argent did as was suggested by its master, entering the container with little difficulty. There was still some extra space, it spread itself to form a shell on the inside of the container, creating the illusion that the container is filled to the brim.<br/><br/>------<br/><br/>"She will be able to. Everyday, so long as it is possible to send via airmail." The older man said, "and so long as she does not lose contact with you."<br/><br/>"Your daughter will be cared for. She will be in a designated safe zone where both sides have agreed not to bring their military in." The youngest said carelessly and picked up the baggage.<br/><br/>"We'll be leaving now." The gentleman nodded politely the girl's mother and gestured that Christine should follow them.<br/><br/>The trip to the airport was uneventful, hardly any conversation was made other than what was necessary. A private plane was there to take them up and they were in the air just as the sun had set. The plane droned silently into the night sky which seemed unaware of the sea of flames that raged below.<br/><br/>On the ground, a great distance away, before dawn broke, a chime sounded, forcing Maeve off her air mattress. It was not needed for her to meet every single Esper as they arrived but she made it a point to start things on a good note, after all most of them were children taken from their families.<br/><br/>As the plane landed, she moved up briskly towards the landed craft as the landing ladder was attached with her crew of armed body guards following closely behind her.