Lilura smiles, "Yeah... But it might not be the worst way. I'm sure there is worse ways to subdue things without first knowing what your dealing with. Who knows..." She lapses into silence, unsure how the conversation was going to continue.

Casey fell silent as well. The only sound was the him of the engine, and Casey moving his hands to a more relaxed and comfortable position on the wheel every so often.

Under her breath, Lilura hums a tune as she looks out the window and watches the scenery fly by. Then she sits bolt upright. "Do you think people will be guarding the borders and making sure no Intuitives try to run away?"

Casey's lips pulled into a thin line. "Not sure. Let's hope not..."

Lilura watches the horizon. "So... How far so we have to go in order to be away from this civilization? Do you think we have to travel far our do you think there are some accepting people somewhere out there?"

At the sound of no civilization, he perked up. "Actually, we don't have to worry about border guards. I know a place in the state that we can go off the grid and be hard to find."

"Really? Where? When did you learn of it?" Lilura asks him.

"A long time ago. I used to go there all the time, just to get away. So far, I'm pretty sure that none of the Hunters know about it."

"On ward then, good knight!" Lilura says, smiling. "Let's go see."

"Yes, Your Majesty," he replied with a big grin. He floored it, and he seemed to know where he was going