Scott has poured himself some cereal, but there are some bagels and some fruit if she isn't interested.

Milk and cereal gets a funny look from her.

She goes for a pair of oranges and a bagel.

"Do you want me to drop you off by the river before school?"

"If you have the time, sure."

"It's not too out of the way, no. How does getting a domain started work, is it fun?"

"It can be if the god does it quickly, but she's not starting with very much, so it will be a slow process. It'll take most of the day to get a noticeable size."

"Okay. When we're done with breakfast, I'll drop you off. Do you want me to pick you up, too?"

"No, it shouldn't take me too long to find a good spot and then I'll probably walk around town for a bit afterwards."

Isaac rushes downstairs and grabs a bagel.

"I'm up, I'm here. Is Stiles coming by with the jeep or are we taking the bike?" 

"Jeep, Pascale is coming along since mom already left, and there's no way she can make good time walking to the river."

"Ready? Stiles should be here in a minute."

"Yep!"

She finishes up the bagel, and pockets the other orange.

Look who's coming through the front door without knocking. This guy.

"Hey, we ready to go?"

"Yeah. Stiles, this is Pascale, she's coming with us." 

"Hello Stiles!"

"Hey. She a new student that your mom adopted?"

"Funny. We're dropping her off in town."

It's a fairly short trip by car.

The boys leave her by the river with some local cash, for any town adventures she wants to have.

She smiles and thanks them, then starts searching up and down the bank. She's looking for someplace secluded, yet accessible. Unlikely to be disturbed

There's this spot here, looks to be about equidistant from the center of town and that decrepit mansion deeper in the woods.

Yeah, seems decent enough. Pascale bends over and retrieves a vial from her boot, identical to the one around her neck, and empties it on the ground.

The small pile of earth sinks into the ground, melding with its surroundings.

There's that done, then. Good. Now, which way to town.

Town is this way, through the trees.

Off she goes, then.

Now that she can read, first step is noting the locations of useful buildings and major landmarks.