"This hell," Arialla supplied as a description, rather bitterly, but without her prior panic. "It's called Caido? I've never heard the name before."
She followed Sam, too wrapped up in her own problems to notice his avoidance of the sun. If she had noticed, maybe she would have asked if the sun in Caido was cursed.
"I ... " She bit back the answer that she had no intention of staying anywhere in Caido. It sounded as if she had no choice. "Thank you. You're kind. But I can hardly believe ... Is there truly no way for me to get home? I have a family -- they'll be panicking. Surely there has to be something I can do."
That was her only question, really. How she got here, what this place was, what it was like -- all of those would be come irrelevant if she could only find a way home.
She followed Sam, too wrapped up in her own problems to notice his avoidance of the sun. If she had noticed, maybe she would have asked if the sun in Caido was cursed.
"I ... " She bit back the answer that she had no intention of staying anywhere in Caido. It sounded as if she had no choice. "Thank you. You're kind. But I can hardly believe ... Is there truly no way for me to get home? I have a family -- they'll be panicking. Surely there has to be something I can do."
That was her only question, really. How she got here, what this place was, what it was like -- all of those would be come irrelevant if she could only find a way home.
