14. Not Goodbye, So Long for Now

***Thyra’s POV***

There were a lot of cadets at the bus station. Most of them were year 5 cadets heading to their apprenticeships. Yesterday, the four of us made a day of relaxing in front of the tv watching old comedy movies. We played some card games, and just spent the day laughing and joking. We also stayed up way too late, and I am not operating on only a few hours of sleep. Kenny crashed on our couch, so we were all together for a quick breakfast one last time, before they came with me to the bus station. Now, we are awkwardly standing around waiting for my bus to be called.

None of us came up with any good ideas on what I need to do if I have another vison. Mak thinks I should talk to someone in the Army to see if there was anyone that should know about it. But we all assume that no one will believe me. We also all agree it needs to wait until I am at the Officer Leadership Academy so that it doesn’t interfere with my training as much as possible.

Kenny, who is naturally sus