Between one instant and the next...something happened. Elyna wasn't exactly sure what was going on, but she wasn't happy about it. Normally, she liked to be in control—or at least know what was going on—but in this particular case she had absolutely no idea what was going on. What she did know was she didn't like it. As soon as her vision settled, she whirled around, trying to identify her surroundings. However, what she did see didn't exactly fill her with a great deal of confidence: a strange spire stabbed into the sky, and the earth was dead looking. Wherever they were, they didn't appear to be in Northaven anymore.
This wasn't good. She knew there were stranger things than she'd ever imagined in the world, but this seemed strange even for them; indeed, the dread settling in her gut was hard to ignore. "The fuck..." However, she didn't have time to panic right now. No, right now they needed to figure out what was going on—and who had done this to them—so they could fix this and get home. While Elyna hadn't exactly been a huge fan of Northaven or its people, this desolate place seemed even worse. At the same time, though, the spire was hard to ignore: it was such an obvious landmark (and the only one) that it seemed likely it would contain answers.
First, though, she should try to make sure everyone was alright. She personally couldn't feel pain, but she could feel, and it did seem to her that her body was intact. "Everyone alright?" Their safety had to be their first concern, it seemed to her. However they'd been brought here—wherever 'here' was—they needed to make sure they weren't in danger. Once that was sorted out, they could figure out the rest.
This wasn't good. She knew there were stranger things than she'd ever imagined in the world, but this seemed strange even for them; indeed, the dread settling in her gut was hard to ignore. "The fuck..." However, she didn't have time to panic right now. No, right now they needed to figure out what was going on—and who had done this to them—so they could fix this and get home. While Elyna hadn't exactly been a huge fan of Northaven or its people, this desolate place seemed even worse. At the same time, though, the spire was hard to ignore: it was such an obvious landmark (and the only one) that it seemed likely it would contain answers.
First, though, she should try to make sure everyone was alright. She personally couldn't feel pain, but she could feel, and it did seem to her that her body was intact. "Everyone alright?" Their safety had to be their first concern, it seemed to her. However they'd been brought here—wherever 'here' was—they needed to make sure they weren't in danger. Once that was sorted out, they could figure out the rest.
