The boat ride was quite calming for the two of them, since running is really tiring and they could finally rest. They talked about a few simple things that would be too boring to talk about here, and then fell asleep.

When they arrived, the old man beat their heads with a fish that he caught with his toes. Susie almost clawed the man, but she didn't have claws anymore. Susir apologized a bunch to the man who starting laughing harshly. "It's fine you dingleberries! We're here at good ol' Italy! Be sure to send me some raspberries when you become rich fellas! They grow well here! See ya'll!" The man rowed away when they got out. They had no idea whether or not what he said was true, but they made it to Italy.

"That wasn't too hard to get here! I thought it would be way harder!" They started walking inland, but what they didn't know was that they were actually in France. "How do you get from Kenya to France without changing boats?" An expert on maps might ask. Well it is quite simple; the boat flew when they were asleep.

They walked into a really big city. There were many things, but they couldn't read any of the signs since they don't know French. "France? But he said he was taking us to Italy," Susie exclaimed. Susir laughed, "I'm sure that's just what Italy people call Italy."
A French woman overheard the conversation and giggled. The woman explained to her friends why she was giggling while sitting with them at a cafe. One of her friends walked over to Susie and Susir. "Parlez-vous anglais, monsieur et mademoiselle?" They both looked at him with confused faces. "Uh, we don't speak Italy, sir!" "I don't either! I speak French. Italiens are further South."

"Crap. Well do you know how to get to a man named Tim?" The man laughed again. "I think I know myself very well. But do you know what you are truly searching for?" Susie tilted her head to the side a little. "We want to go to the States, but we lack the money to go by plane," Susir said. "You may want to, but I sense your sister has another desire. Come with me."