Eventually everyone was gone, and it was just Eva left to find herself a place to stay. Or maybe this could be the perfect time for her to start learning more of this world, and to strengthen herself. She was going to have to do things in this world whereas she would've never have to do in Heaven. At this point her body is more mortal than not. The bandages got taken off promptly, since she was now healed. As she walked out of the hospital, she thought of her training in her very early years of being an angel. It was such a long time ago, even she had trouble truly remembering the hardship and exhaustion from it. But maybe that training would be too much for her to handle. For now, Eva did some intervals between jogging and walking as she looked over the town.<br/><br/>Earth seemed pretty flashy in this part. But as she looked towards the outskirts where nature was, it was much darker. Even though nature wasn't illuminated with bright lights and colors, it still was beautiful to look at under the moon. Many would wave to her or give a polite hello as she passed. As she made her way through the town, she made herself a mental map of where certain things were. In the end, Eva made her way down a path into a nice walking trail in the woods. She was hesitant to enter them considering she was attacked in a forest not even an hour ago. But something was drawing her there.<br/><br/>Eva felt something in her gut telling her that something was wrong. There was no way for her to defend herself if she could, but she could feel that something was coming. The path stretched out long, and she could hear a creek nearby. Instead of stay to the path, Eva made her way over to the creek. There were fireflies, some toads croaking, and crickets playing their tune. Something about this area calmed her nerves a bit. Since she had no where to stay, Eva sat by a tree and carefully watched the moving water. There was a weighty feeling coming over her, as if she needed to fall asleep. This immediately made her heart race. For no reason, she was feeling tired. There was no need for angels- fallen or not- to sleep. But the adrenaline wasn't enough to keep that feeling at bay, as Eva saw a looming shadow in front of her before she drifted to sleep against the tree.