“Yes.” Mallory laughed, the rest of her group having all spoken at the same time as her, each of them agreeing to the frog mage’s offer. “That sounds perfect.”
The frog mage gestured towards Bobbi. “Do we need to unload them now? I don’t want to be late to the meeting.”
“We won’t be coming straight back with you,” Ryan said.
“I know,” the frog mage said.
Mallory nodded when Ryan looked towards her. It didn’t surprise her that the frog mage wanted to leave straight away. Not with how worried he was for Cila.
Once they’d tied Bobbi up at the front of the cottage and Brodie was settled at the table inside, having brought a couple of the crafting ability books with him, Fang lying at his feet, they took the horses with them and followed the frog mage.
It was a ten minute walk to where t
