We didn’t walk much. It was about ten minutes before we got there. Arvel seemed to remember perfectly where he was, as at no time did he seem to be confused. I looked around, trying to guess which of the trees had been with the cell phone and at what angle the whole incident had happened. Maybe it was better not to remember anything from that. If something hurt Arvel, it was that part of his past.
“We are here,” Arvel said, indifferent. “Years later, we are here,” he repeated, now sighing. “So how do we do it?” , he asked me. The truth was that I did not know for sure, and a part of me, even tiny, feared things would get out of control and everything went very wrong. However, I had to try everything. It was my future that was at stake too.
“I’ll transform myself first. Then you will tra
