Silas bounced ahead of Aris with a grin. "This way! This way!"<br/><br/>Adell made a few inaudible cursing noises as she watched Silas walk. "I miss the moon," she mumbled to herself. Her first step out of the awning's shade was tentative and careful, as if testing the temperature of an icy pool.<br/><br/>And like a foolhardy person testing the temperature of an icy pool, Adell rushed into the sunlight. The light felt like her muscles ached all over where it landed, and she took every opportunity of shade to stand in it. It looked strange to an outsider, watching Adell taking every single significant shadow as something to relish a moment in.<br/><br/>Silas only looked back occasionally to Adell, making only minor comments about passing events on the way. He was used to seeing this. Adell hated the sun, he knew. It was almost like he befriended a vampire; she always cringed whatever context he said the word. But calling  her that would be too mean.<br/><br/>After 10 minutes of walking, they reached the porch of a small church-like structure. There were stained glass in place of windows on the second level, and the whole building itself looked like a miniature cathedral.<br/><br/>Adell immediately rushed to the porch and leaned onto the wall, drawing in deep breaths.<br/><br/>"We're here, uh..." Silas's face wrinkled as he realised that the girl did not introduce herself. "What's your name?"