testing... homeless, considering places.

[storybookhero]

Whoa, slow down here. I get that you're excited and want to take me places, but I can't just go galavanting off into space or wherever it is that you want me, not when there is a whole town of newly unfictionalized people that I am still sheriff of, and need to get back to.

More importantly... I need to get back to Henry. He needs me, alright?

So thanks, but I'm really gonna have to pass, just let me and my ...mother make it back to Storybrooke.

Deal?

Comments

[hasapricedearie]

It's a deal you're wanting then, dearie?

[storybookhero]

What? No, no... no more deals. I already owe you one favor, as you're so keen on reminding me.

We'll figure something out.

[hasapricedearie]

You may, or maybe you could use... some assistance. After all, it took magic to bring everyone here, and magic to send you and poor Snow there.

[makeitwork]

Look who's a believer now.

[storybookhero]

I guess you can say I had a really rude awakening, although that would be putting it lightly.

[makeitwork]

And who do we all have to thank for that?

[storybookhero]

My son, Henry. I almost lost him because I didn't believe.

[theboywiththebook]

It sounds like both our muns want to send us places.

[Henry's okay with potentially going to Fairy tale land, but, there's the fact that Emma and Snow are kind of gone.]

[whatbigteeth]

Oh no, no, you're not going anywhere. Not when Snow just got you back and when you're the key to getting back home.

[finedprint]

Ah, the magic word.

[stiffs]

Space huh? I can't imagine a place more suited for a good galavanting. Maybe once you're done here.

[storybookhero]

Truthfully? I wouldn't mind a break from all of the galavanting and curses for a bit. I think I've had enough with the getting stuck in other worlds for a while, assuming we find our way back from... wherever this is.

[stiffs]

You will, but would it really be so bad to be there, and finally with your family?