Rivet grinned. “Absolutely. When you believe in magic, magic happens. Didn’t your mother ever tell you that?”
“No.”
“Shame.”
“So this cell you stole…” Eddie stopped, pretended to correct himself, “I mean, found…”
Rivet nodded. “Exactly. Is the thing that turns something improbable into possible. And if you don’t mind doing some pedaling, I can get you where you need to go.”
“And you said this place was where again?”
“South,” Rivet said. “And east.”
“I see.” Eddie crossed his arms over his chest and eyed Rivet. “That could mean just about anywhere. So how far away is it?”
Once again Rivet shrugged. “About twelve hours by cab.”
Eddie nodded at the Power Rider. “I’m not thinking that thing is going to go quite as fast as a cab.”
“Bah.” Rivet pulled on the machine, and it moved surprisingly smoothly considering it looked as though it weighed a ton. “Two days. Three, tops. Besides, we won’t be on the grids. This thing can off-road like nobody’s business.”