Snippet #2507256

Luna stared at the portal nervously. She'd been watching it for a while now. It's edges feathered weirdly. It was as if the matter in the air itself was tearing open to provide this entrance to some unknown place. She heard muffled noises coming from the portal. Like noises under water. She took a deep breath. She had better step through before it dissipated. The sane part of her screamed at her like she was some crazy person, but the curious part of her told her this might be a one in a life time chance. So she stepped through. It felt weird. Like stepping through a thick stream of water, but she was still dry. Her eyes were blurry at first, confused with the sudden change in the air. It felt different. She knew the part of her that could sense auras could sense it. Eventually her eyes cleared and she blinked a few times.
She had stepped into a dank alley way and shivered. The sky was different. The air was different. The pressure of the air was different. Even the way the air tasted and felt in her lungs were different. Her curiosity was overwhelming now. Where was she? Why had their been a portal back at... she wanted to say earth, but what if she was still there? She shook her head. No. This was different.
The noises had faded and she grew a little frantic. What if this place was empty? What if she'd just stuck herself in an empty pit to never see one person again. To live the rest of eternity here because she was sure Hailey's comet never passed over this land... but what if that didn't matter? She still had yet to really know how that worked and would worry about that later. For now it would be to figure out where she was.
She hurried out of the alley way, having sensed something running around in the shadows. Maybe a rodent... did this place had rodents?
She felt cold then. She hadn't really thought ahead and only wore a cropped floral tank that ended just above her ribs. The white bohemian skirt fluttered around her softly and her bare feet puckered at the cold cement below her. Her white blonde hair fell in front of her eyes and she quickly tied her bangs back with the lilac scarf that hung around her neck along with an assortment of beaded necklaces and pendents.