Sirenix stepped off the train, the smoke swirling in the air. It was all so different here as she paused on the platform. The sights. The sounds. It was all so new to her and to be honest, scared her more than a little. She was all alone here. A Kalros out of their element. Quite literally. But her brother was even worse off she knew and she knew she had to find him. And fast. He was young. The youngest of them and she doubted he could withstand the pain that happens when their gills dry out. The tinkers also doubted his captors knew that as well. All this pressed against her heart like a lead pipe. The rest of it pressed on the outside of her like a steel trap.<br/><br/>Someone ran into from behind and she stumbled forward. Mumbling a sorry, she quickly darted along the path towards the exit. She tried to keep out of everyone's way, but that was hard as she was pushed up against people, her belt tinkling as the gears and bots clanged against each other. She finally made it out onto the street where she promptly ran towards a corner to get her bearings. Maybe she should have looked at the map to know where she was, but that would involve more people. She just wanted to be alone. She wanted her brother back. She just wanted everything to be back to normal. In her workshop, working on ways to combine natural and unnatural mana crystals as well as finding ways to find them. Back to what she knew. Not this.<br/><br/>Reaching the corner, she took a deep breath, coughing as she did so. She still wasn't used to the land air. Despite being on land for about a week, it was still....Gritty was a word that came to mind. Gritty and oh so dry in her experience with it. But she needed the oxygen and so she managed to get her coughing fit under control. A quick glance around had her nearly pulling out her hair in a mixture of frustration and hopelessness.<br/><br/>She wasn't used to big cities. When at a corner, there was only so many ways you can go. Here? Here, it seemed like the possibilities stretched on for miles. Taking a deep breath, she picked one and started to wonder about the city. Looking for a place to stay where she wouldn't have to talk to anyone. Though she didn't quite know where it would be so she just ended up wondering the streets, lost as  a fish without its sonar and refusing to ask for any sort of directions.  Pausing in a square of some sort, she tried to fight back her tears as she looked helplessly around. None of this was going according to any sort of plan. She wanted her brother. That was all she wanted. She just wanted her brother back.