"Counterparts?" The little girl took the sprouts and pocketed them before she looked back at me with big eyes, apparently not understanding the word but still grasping its importance.
I patted her head.
"That sounds like a job for the commander." I leaned forward to look at him standing on Henry's other side.
"You are good with children, so explain it to her; just leave out the corruption crap." Henry chuckled, and the commander looked at me in annoyance before turning his gaze to the little girl with a light smile.
"We will talk as we go."
He glanced back at me with a frown.
"Where are we going now?"
I grabbed Henry's wrist and flipped the coin, seeing us continuing to walk in the direction we had taken and finding more people.
"There." I motioned straight ahead before flipping the coin again on my dog, hoping to see more of the vision that had been cut off, sadly to no avail.
"Don't frown at him." Henry hissed at the commander, who then frowned at Henry instead of me.
