Elle scrambled out of the crater rather inelegantly, her hair curling into messy strands from the rain. Now that he was awake and - well, he<span style="font-style: italic">seemed</span>to be okay - she couldn't help but be a little intimidated by him. He was a good 6 inches taller and a lot bigger than her. And had plummeted from the moon to the ground completely unscathed.<br/><br/>"Those sounds are the police coming to investigate this fancy new hole in the ground, mate," she said, a little short of breath. "Come with me if you want to live." She had to clasp a hand over her mouth to contain the shrieks of laughter that threatened to erupt. She had always wanted to say that.<br/><br/>Quickly scanning the street - fortunately empty, as people had fled from the rain, which had begun to fall rather heavily - Elle took a hold around the man's wrist and lead him towards the glass storefront of her aunt's combined café and bookstore. "I'm at work, mate. Can't take you home right this second," she said as she dragged through the door and up a short flight of stairs, into a small, cramped room, where she let go of his hand. She quickly grabbed an army-green jacket and turned around to face him. "Alright, we're good. Keys and stuff, y'know." She smiled at him. What a fantastically improbable day it was. She wasn't afraid of him, which she found vaguely worrying, but at the same time, he seemed like he needed help.<br/><br/>Grabbing his hand again, she leapt down the stairs, taking two steps at a time, and exchanged a few hurried words with the middle aged lady behind the counter. She was still standing with a broken mug in her hand, and she eyed her niece's companion with interest before giving Elle a peck on the cheek and a "take care, luv," as a way of goodbye.<br/><br/>Elle turned to the man, looking him in the eye as best as she could. "We're going to take the train to my flat. The station is not very far from here. But I need to know if you're feeling alright? Don't want you dropping dead. I couldn't carry you very far."