“I guess that explains the thing above my head.” He said with a soft sigh. Looking at her he shook his head and said, “I think I’ll try and figure it out but I don’t really know how or where to start.” He shivered a little. “I guess I should thank you for telling me the truth about it at least.” The thought of her just being in his mind the first time had made him nervous but if that was going to be unpleasant he didn’t trust her that much to do that.<br/><br/>He looked around and shrugged. “I must.” He said then added. “I think I started around central town, a good mile or so away. I woke up in a warehouse around there. I get the impression that I want to go somewhere around there?” He pointed to the right but he didn’t know what lay in that direction. A lot of people had passed them by and for a little while he’d been concerned about what they would think of all of this. Strange people appearing out of nowhere, things floating above others without being held. The only thing he could conceive as to why they were not acting scared had to be; the occurrence was not uncommon around there.