Everything today had been overwhelming that Mary Jane needed a moment for herself. So she tried to find a way around Hargeon that was not immediately busy or well... not in close quarters like her place to stay was. Everyone had been nice enough to her. But the homesickness set in now even worse. It was obvious that she was not going home tonight. Maybe she could have kept up that illusion when she was on a boat but not here. Everyone was speaking in a different language and although she could understand, they spoke it all so fast and fluent that she felt a little lost. "Nothing better but learning a language this way." if there was no other way but to speak it. That would work better than a book.

The fierce red-haired young lady walked around a little aimless. Which was not smart if this was your first day in a city. She would be lost, no doubt, it only took a matter of time. But she reached Hargeon Square and looked up at the sky. The sun was dipping away, almost invisible by the buildings. There was a streak of that same bright orange left. She looked in that direction and at the pink and yellow clouds that showed up at the horizon to accompany the sun. She muttered a thank you prayer for the Illumian God, she was safe here hopefully and she was healthy enough. Now she could do what she was made to do, and not only that, maybe she could find some answers for the memories that were not hers. Bring some peace to the people that needed her help. Adelaide her visions had not visited her ever since she left Caelum, but Mary Jane was not afraid, they would return when she was more open for it again.

She took a deep breath and wondered if she should walk around a little more. She turned away from the look at the horizon and looked around her at the square. There were not many people, there was a girl reading a book at a bench not too far from her. There was a couple strolling through the square, they had a clear intention not to stay here. She wondered how long it would take for her to find a new destination or a purpose. Her previous one had been arriving here in Hargeon from Caelum anyway. Would she ever be able to return? She should not be so melancholic. Nothing would come from that. Her eyes continued to scan the handful of people here and she wondered if she could do anything. Anything for anyone here so she could distract herself, so she could actually avoid the big feeling of sadness that overwhelmed her. She did not want to allow it to drown her.