[If their ending is happy, then maybe. But right now traveling anywhere is the last thing on Gilbert's mind. He'd figured, once, that they'd save Oz from the Abyss and then there would be a lifetime to make everything up to him, to take him wherever he wanted, to welcome him back into the world that he'd definitely return to at any cost. There was no time to make happy memories in that world now.

Also not the best dinner conversation so let's insert long winded speech #457.]

Traveling is tedious. Trains are loud and filthy, no matter which section of it you're sitting in. Inns never serve fresh enough food, and you never know what sort of markets they'll have in the cities where you're staying. It can be days before you get to do any laundry. Riding in a carriage too long, your legs go numb, but all of these things are still preferable to walking anywhere at a long distance.