Brisa typed back:"Yeah, but...nvm, thx." She tapped the address twice and, almost immediately, the animatronic feminine voice of her phone's GPS system began dictating her forward.
Bleddyn heaved a sigh that misted out visibly and began to uproot herself from the branch.
She didn't realize how feckless she'd been with managing her balance during the dismount until she found herself facedown in mud. She exhaled a huge sputtering sigh and in turn inhaled more oozing muck than she did oxygen.
It took her a bit before she'd corraled enough willpower to peel herself up and hurry onward through the hammering rain at the Siri relation's relentless beckoning.
OK, see you soon.
Setting her phone down, she glanced up at the others. "Well, she'll definitely have to do some explaining before we understand how she ended up by herself in a strange part of town." She said.
