Aliene stood beside a boulder taller than her, holding up the map she'd been given this morning. They were definitely heading in the right direction that was for sure. The spell placed on her that allowed her to read the foreign language here was still in effect. So she knew she was following the right land marks. It just seemed they had been walking forever. She had needed to get out of the mansion after her melt down, feeling far more trapped than she ever had, and figured that delivering the food to the orphanage would give her the fresh air and feeling of freedom she needed. The problem was she had to have Kenrou tag along whether she wanted him to or not.<br/><br/>She was still angry with him, angry and upset with all of them, Mr. King, Kenrou, Crypt, for not giving her details, withholding parts of the truth, using her. Her last bout of questions had earned her vague words or silence. She would have taken the basket and satchel of food herself, but she couldn't carry it for longer than a couple of minutes. So she was forced to use Kenrou's strength and allow him to carry the basket for her on the way to the orphanage. Didn't mean she had to talk to him though, giving him the cold shoulder treatment. Later she was determined that she was going to find the information she wanted herself if they refused to tell her.<br/><br/>Though she felt both mentally and physically exhausted, the dark circles beneath her duel coloured eyes far more prominent that ever, looking even a little paler than usual it wasn't going to stop her going to the orphanage. Knowing what it was like to get hand outs, it was like Christmas to an orphan especially when it didn't happen often. Plus she was curious between the differences in this world compared to her own. Whether they were nicer here or not.<br/><br/>She stopped short as she rounded a corner and came upon a tunnel of trees ranging from greens to golds to reds with the sun beaming down through the leaves to create a golden glittering effect. It was beautiful. Stepping into the tunnel of trees a gentle breeze brushed at her modern black dress, having ignored the men as she had left. She wanted to feel normal, feel comfortable, feel sane despite protests that she needed to blend in. Looking up a cloud drifted over the trees and blocked the sun, replacing the warm rays with a chill.<br/><br/>On the other side of the tunnel a great big house appeared, looking far more like something from her world than this one, but beautiful and quaint none the less. The house was wooden, with a porch, with white wooden panels for the body and red painted wood for the trim. She could hear children giggling and screaming on the inside. Climbing the stairs up to the house she knocked and a human women answered with a little huff but a smile on her face. "Oh... I beg your pardon..." She ran her hand along her chestnut hair to tame any little wisps that had escaped her bun. "We were not expecting any visitors." A cry rang out behind her. "Yuki, you behave now!" She called behind her, before looking back at Aliene.<br/><br/>"Oh I'm here on behalf of... the Midnight King, we brought some food we thought you might enjoy..." She said, opening her satchel to pull out a parcel of food, motioning to the basket Kenrou was holding, when she noticed the silver ball inside to catch the lightening. It explained why Crypt had been insistent she take it. So much for leaving it behind.<br/><br/>"Ah! Come in, come in!" The women beckoned, disappearing down the hall.<br/><br/>Looking back at Kenrou she hesitantly stepped inside just as a couple of children ran past in a blur, clearly chasing each other with giggles on their lips. "Sh-Should we just leave the food by the door, or..." she called after the women, but no reply came. What were they supposed to do with all the food.