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... travel such a long distance.

Just because we were riding the waves didn’t mean that we would arrive instantly. The waves usually moved in the same direction as the wind, but not always. Occasionally, the waves moved in unexpected directions that were different from what we intended.

When land came into view in the distance, Damballa said, [Hey, kid.]

I held onto my poncho, which the wind was about to blow away, and wrapped it even tighter around my body.

"Yes?"

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