Emory didn't stir once as she slept beneath the window, comfortable in the warmth of the setting sun. Her dreams were filled with even more fantastical things than usual as she dreamed of Elves and magic, of traveling the world, visiting places such as the city of Solaris when it was bustling with life, led by Prometheus, accompanied by Wednesday and some others that her mind had conjured up. Her mind remained enraptured in her dreams even while Prometheus scooped her up and carried her to a new location. She felt safe and happy, and a gentle smile graced her lips as he carried her.<br/><br/>She slept for some time longer in the bed her had placed her in, unaware that she had been moved. She didn't awaken until her dreams suddenly turned into nightmares. The world was suddenly tainted with darkness, thrown into war. Cities burned and countless died, yet there was little that she could do to help. Even as her friends died, she was helpless. Trapped, locked away where she was safe, while the people she cared for fought and died.<br/><br/>It wasn't until she saw the bodies of her family, her companions in the journey of her dreams, and Prometheus, that she was finally shaken awake. An involuntary shriek escaped her lips, pulling her from her nightmares. She shot up, her eyes wide, her breathing heavy and her heart pounding. She realized that Cessy had been sleeping on her and she held him close as she fought back tears, reminding herself that it wasn't real. None of it had been.<br/><br/>She took a few moments to calm down before she looked around the room she had been moved to. She looked around, finding a lamp to her right, which she reached for, finding that it turned on with nothing more than a smile touch. It illuminated the room a bit more than the faint moonlight that had filtered in from the round windows above. It was a rather enchanting place, not unlike something one might find in a fairy tale. Despite obviously being indoors, it almost felt like you were outside.There were trees growing freely and the floor was covered with grass and moss that made up something like a carpet. The bed she had slept on was handing between two tree trunks with a ladder dangling from the edge. It was beautiful and the whole scene helped to ease her worries unbelievably, almost making her forget the nightmare she'd woken from.<br/><br/>She couldn't help but wonder how she'd gotten here, though. Had Prometheus carried her here? The thought made her cheeks turn slightly pink until she shook her head, slapping her cheeks with her hands. No use being embarrassed about it, even if he had. She would have to thank him, though, especially considering he'd had to carry her up this ladder, or so she assumed.<br/><br/>She glanced down at Cessy, who was still curled up in her arms, looking up at her with those big green eyes. "Don't worry. I'm okay now. It was just a little nightmare." she assured it, running a gentle finger along it's forehead, smiling lightly. "I guess we should get up now, huh?" she said, moving a little in the bed, pulling the covers off of her and putting Cessy on her shoulder. "Hold on, little one." she said as she moved to climb down the ladder. Once she had made it most of the way down, she jumped, landing on her feet and looking around.<br/><br/>She decided to try to find Prometheus, rather than continuing her exploration of the house. He may want to resume their cleaning, after all, and the rest of her exploration could wait. Maybe she'd even manage to talk him into giving her a tour, rather than wandering around aimlessly on her own. "Right." she nodded to herself, heading for the door that led out of the room, contemplating where she might find him.