Adonia sighed as her car sped along the highway. She was anxious to get as far away from her previous home as she could. Lately she had grown paranoid, like someone knew everything about her, that they were following her every move, watching her every action - that she wasn't safe. She had to get away. So, here she was, nothing but a radio, her car, watch, and a kitchen knife she carried, running away to a new life in a new town. Closing her eyes for a split second, she sighed again. When she opened them, she gave a surprised cry to see a figure - one she could not distinguish - in the middle of the road. She swerved, the car darted off the road and when she crashed, her head hit the steering column and she was out like a shattered light bulb.<br/><br/>She awake some time later - unaware of how long exactly - her head throbbing and body aching. Adonia sat up, rubbing the back of her head, her long hair still in its ponytail though a rather messy one now. Her black sweatshirt was torn in a few places, giving glimpes of a white shirt beneath. Her black jeans had tears in the knees and she was dirty, tennis shoes included. In fact, she appeared to be laying in the middle of the ground, though she could have sworn she had passed out in her car. Blinking her violet eyes, she slowly stood to her feet and felt her person. No serious injuries that she could tell. She still had her watch, the small, portable am/fm radio strapped to her belt, and the kitchen knife she always hid in her sock band when she was not at home. Beside her on the ground was a map to a place called Silent Hill...this must be where she was, it was the only logical conclusion she could come up with at this point.<br/><br/>"Huh...what the hell happened?" she muttered as she looked around. She was standing in front of a large building with a sign that read "Greenfield Apartments". Adonia wandered around for a few minutes, finding the only way she could go was inside the apartments. So she walked up to the door and let out a frustrated growl when the damn thing wouldn't budge. "Damnit...now what am I supposed to do?" She kicked the door angrily and turned away, exploring all the way around the building until she came to a fire escape. "Well...better than nothing I suppose..." she huffed as she yanked it down and climbed up the ladder. She could only go as high as the second floor and the nearest window. Testing it, she gave a relieved sigh when it budged, so she opened it all the way and crouched, sliding in through the window into whatever apartment this was.