Mayerling strokes Sharon's back, one hand more than enough to hold her in place in the air, and she grips him in return. It's wonderful to be together, no matter where, and Mayerling will support her always. When she needs a pillar of strength, he is there, same as she is an unwavering source of strength for him. They have each other through everything. No matter how wonderful a place Folkmore is, they are weighed down by their pasts, their guilt, their fears, and they must face them. Fortunately, they can face them together.

"I believe that is a possibility," Mayerling says, "It reflects the inner turmoil of anyone you send there, but it also reflects your own troubles and traumas. The more you face them and the less power they hold over you, the weaker they could become in Otherworld, until such a point, it is not a nightmare but a dream. A wonderful refuge that no one can take from you but to which you can bring anyone in need of such respite and strength."

It's a wonderful dream, one Mayerling doubts can be accomplished overnight. That is no reason to give up on it, however. Every step Sharon takes on herself will reflect in her Otherworld, he's certain.