She secured the collapsed ladder into its carrying position and leaned it against the tree while she scooped up the other items. “They do. I often have to think twice about things that I barely thought once about in the past. And occasionally, I still forget I can even turn invisible.” She shrugged, then hefted the ladder. “It’ll take some time, but we’re all smart people—this invisibility, phasing, speed, strength and bulletproof malarkey will become second nature to us. And if you do get lost, don’t worry. Just stay where you are. If I get to the cottage and find you’re not there, I’ll phone you. Obviously if you end up near Jota and the guests, stick your phone on silent and keep an eye on it. That way I can’t blow your cover, either.”
“Good plan. Catch you in a bit, then.”
Kim gave a
