"Wendy, do the spell please!!!" I gaged. My strawberry smoothie breakfast felt like it was coming up, fast.

"I'm sorry Lucy, but it's not good for you nor the baby." She frowns, feeling helpless.

Levy, sitting next to me, taps Wendy's knee cap. "Don't worry about it Wendy. It's my fault for planing to go somewhere far way." Levy smiled, her kindness and cheerfulness has made haft this bumpy road pretty fun.

"Thanks that makes me feel better." Wendy's grins and looks towards Juvia, her seat buddy.

She has stared out the window mostly, and not a peep out has came out of her. Erza, on the other hand, has bought a first class ticket for herself and sat up front. But we all knew that she get kicked out for overreacting about something with her cheese cake and would  be joining us soon.

Speak of the devil...

"Those fools, they kicked me out." Erza whined as she sat on the other aisle. She slowly sank down into her seat. Her arms crossed as she seats in a row of chairs across of us. I look out the view of the passing towns from the safety of the window seat.

"Where are was even going anyways?" I asked. My left hand laid flat on the window while the other holds tight onto the white cloth around my neck.

Levy grinds. "You'll see."

"Alright. Just wake me up when we get there." I sit back and slide my head onto her shoulder. My eyes get heavy as they began to shut.

I wake up on my own to find my head on levys lap. She's passed out too. So is everyone else. I sit back in my seat and look out the windows. The sun was starting to descend and sleep while the moon came out to play. Soon enough I find myself counting the stars looking for my spirits.

"There's Leo. Aries." I named.

Levy starts to mumble some random thing.

"Gajeel. Don't go. I can't lose you as well." She jumps up from fright. "Sorry."

"Are you okay levy?"

"Ya, nightmare." She points out the window. "Look familiar?" She asked

I was breathless. She took me home.

Welcome to the resting place of my mother.

The last place I saw my father.

"Levy..."