"I'm tired. And if I wanna see a place with no sun I can just wait for night time."

"Alright, then. Let's head back to the inn for the night, then we can set out when we wake up."

"Sure thing, Miss Sarati."

And back to the inn they can go.

Sarati gets the ship ready fairly quickly in the morning. 

Gren wants to keep charging that magic power cell! The one she started but didn't finish yesterday. She has more magic now.

She can be doing that while Sarati's running around the ship getting it ready, then.

"Thank you for this," Sarati says when she hands the power cell to Gren. "It's a big help to me."

"And you said you'd pay me for it. It's a magic job! Just what I'm supposed to do with magic."

"That's certainly one way to look at it, yes."

"You use magic for things just like anything else. Fun things and work things too. That's what mom always says."

"Your mom's a very wise person, it sounds."

"I miss her. I'm glad you're helping me maybe go back home."

"I'm glad I'm able to help you."

Gren goes quiet.

She finishes charging the cell - for now - and takes deep breaths and looks like she's trying not to cry.

"...Are you okay?"

"...Maybe."

"Would you like to talk about it?"

"I know what I'm sad about. I miss my mom."

Hug?

Hug. Some confusion about the hug, but hug.

Sarati is not entirely sure what to do about upset child, but she does her best to be comforting.

"I'll make sure you get back, with help," she says.

"Yeah. That's- That's what we need to do."

"Do you want to talk about home? I find that sometimes helps me, when I'm missing things."

Grenadine will tell her the story of the giants! One of the creatures that roamed the Earth in the times before Witches - they were strong, fast, devilishly clever. The story tells of them succeeding at one thing and the next and the next. But they are so, so hungry, all the time, and eventually there are so many giants that there is not enough food in the world and all the giants starve and most other creatures starve too, but life recovered, eventually.

She listens attentively!

"...That's just a story though. I don't know if it actually happened. But I like the story."