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Charon nudged forward his daughters where necessary, but it seemed like they were, for now, satisfied to walk along by themselves. Julia was a little hesitant still but Charon had no patience for her behaviour right now. She'd follow eventually. It seemed that she did, though bashfully so (as a matter of fact, she came running after them just as they were about to leave, as Charon had predicted), and Charon was content when eventually the family would arrive at the rendezvous site at the mountain's base, a bit further out of the woods but with some wood, a river, and more mountainous area involved so the girls would learn to tread on the mountains from young age.

Charon, too, would probably fall right asleep when they'd have everything settled, drained from having to herd his four little cannon balls to their new home on the mountainside.