It seemed at first that the ability to teleport was eluding Kara. Hallbjorn was unsure why, and the expression of concentration on Kara's face showed that she was trying. There was no urgency or impatience on Hallbjorn's part. He waited. Time moved along, and it seemed that Kara was no closer to her goal an hour later. She had not moved an inch. The young woman left him, and ran towards the house. He did not know what she had in mind. She turned and looked at him, and then she disappeared for the briefest span of time before she appeared again in front of him. Could it be that she subconsciously did not want to be apart from him so much that that was what had stopped her, and the desire to be near him was what allowed her to finally teleport by her own will? Hallbjorn considered it, but ultimately let the thought go away. There was so much he did not know that made speculation pointless.<br/><br/>Kara's excitement at her feat made him smile a small smile. He did not have time to put his arms around her before they were in the dining room, then the bedroom, and at last the kitchen. It was only when they stopped there that he had the time to put his arms around her. Hallbjorn had to admit that the experience was disorienting for him too.<br/><br/>"I feel disoriented too." He shared with Kara. "Take a moment to recover, and then try to take us to the gate and see how you feel afterwards." The large man said to her. "For other species, tracing long distances can be draining, and more so when they take another with them."