Fortunately for the both of them, the train system is at least on time, if not the fastest. Faster than walking, yes. But even with that it still took a moment or three before he managed to arrive at the stop nearest the gate in question. Far too long, if he was going to be honest about it, but what could you do? It wasn't like there was any faster way through the city. Still, as soon as the train had come to a stop he couldn't keep himself from hurrying through the streets towards the gate itself. It had been far too long since he'd seen anyone from home, and the fact that she didn't seem to remember the place was an inconvenience, but one trumped by the fact that she was present at all.

She wasn't hard to find, even in the crowd of people milling around the gate. He could probably have found her even in a crowd of brunettes, to be honest, and there was the start of a smile on his face as he made his way towards where she was waiting.