RalphandUrsulaComeBackAgainThroughtheGreatMountainsOnthemorrowmorningtheyarmedthemandtooktotheirhorsesanddepartedfromthatpleasantplaceandclimbedthemountainwithoutweariness，andmadeprovisionofmeatanddrinkfortheDryDesert，andsoenteredit，andjourneyedhappilywithnaughtevilbefallingthemtilltheycamebacktotheHouseoftheSorceress；andoftheDeserttheymadelittle，andthewoodwaspleasanttothemafterthedroughtoftheDesert。
ButatthesaidHousetheysawthosekindpeople，andtheysawintheireagereyesasinaglasshowtheyhadbeenbetteredbytheirdrinkingoftheWell，andtheEldersaidtothem：
“Dearfriends，thereisnoneedtoaskyouwhetheryehaveachievedyourquest；forye，whobeforewerelovely，arenowbecomeastheveryGodswhoruletheworld。
Andnowmethinkswehavetoprayyoubutonething，towitthatyewillnotbeovermuchofGods，butwillbekindandlowlywiththemthatneedsmustworshipyou。”
Theylaughedonhimforkindness’sake，andkissedandembracedtheoldman，andtheythankedthemallfortheirhelping，andtheyabodewiththemforawholedayingood-willandlove，andthereafterthecarle，whowasthesonoftheElder，withhiswife，badefarewelltohiskinsmen，andledRalphandUrsulabackthroughthewoodandoverthedeserttothetownoftheInnocentFolk。