Yuka stepped out of the train, absentmindedly flipping open her parasol.
Ignoring the waiting group of people for the moment, she took in the landscape. A wall to the north, with unfamiliar buildings behind. More to the northwest, not to mention the structure she was standing in. And there was a certain strange feeling in the air. Suspicion turned into confidence.
She was no longer in Gensokyo.
Before she could contemplate this further, her subconscious began to nag at her. Like she'd seen something familiar, when she'd glanced at the apparent welcoming committee. But that was ridiculous. She didn't know anyone in the outside world.
There it was again. A flash of light? She stepped forward to get a better look... and stopped dead in her tracks. The flash was revealed as sunlight reflecting off wings made of ice, the wings of someone she hadn't imagined she would see here, had never seen like this at all.
Rucksack and parasol fell to the ground unnoticed. Yuka's entire attention was riveted on this sudden sight.
Re: Off to the side
Ignoring the waiting group of people for the moment, she took in the landscape. A wall to the north, with unfamiliar buildings behind. More to the northwest, not to mention the structure she was standing in. And there was a certain strange feeling in the air. Suspicion turned into confidence.
She was no longer in Gensokyo.
Before she could contemplate this further, her subconscious began to nag at her. Like she'd seen something familiar, when she'd glanced at the apparent welcoming committee. But that was ridiculous. She didn't know anyone in the outside world.
There it was again. A flash of light? She stepped forward to get a better look... and stopped dead in her tracks. The flash was revealed as sunlight reflecting off wings made of ice, the wings of someone she hadn't imagined she would see here, had never seen like this at all.
Rucksack and parasol fell to the ground unnoticed. Yuka's entire attention was riveted on this sudden sight.
"Cir... no?"