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Janie happily waited on the swings for anyone who wanted to be her new friend. She was in a strange place where she could meet anyone and everyone, but it was something she was used to. She didn't even have to be afraid anymore, and she was changing time and place.

Would she ever stay in one place, and be able to call it home?

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[Smiles a little sadly in a way that makes him look, momentarily, years older than he is, then brightens.]

I'm sure I will miss it--I'll miss people there and places, like our friend Winry and the town that Ed and I grew up in, and just knowing where things are and their history. I mean I'll learn all that here eventually too. But really so long as I'm with my brother.... That's what matters most to me.

You must miss your home a whole lot though. What's it like where you come from?

[janee]

It's a real nice town. We got two mills and a general store, and everybody who wants work can get it. I like going to the school, but I don't like learning the numbers.

[event-return.livejournal.com]

Hmmm. I don't know if it'll be the same, but when I was learning alchemy I had to learn a lot of stuff to do with numbers. I had to know the percentages of each element that made up all the things around me. The first step in doing a transmutation is understanding all of that stuff.

I bet you might need to understand all the things that happen when you travel too, before you can figure out how to control it.

[janee]

It is? I'll try to learn them more. The answers don't always come out the same which is why I quit sometimes.

[event-return.livejournal.com]

I can help you with that, don't worry.

Come on, I'll introduce you to Ed.