Amira carefully eyed her surroundings as she sat next to the portal. She had been using her Clairvoyance to look beyond her immediate surroundings, however, she could feel herself tiring. As the portal would soon close, the captain told her to take a short breather. She stopped using her enhanced sight at his command, but she still eyed the area carefully from behind a relaxed and too-cheerful expression. Just by looking at her, no one would ever guess that they were guarding something, waiting for the slightest movement or sound to draw their attention.<br/><br/>As she rested her mind, she began to hear some commotion as some of the others called out to someone, warning them that they shouldn't be here, it was dangerous. She stood from where she had been sitting and used her clairvoyance to look ahead, to see what the commotion was about. She didn't need it for long as a boy who looked as young as she did came racing towards the portal. Everyone began to move, a middle-aged woman moving to activate the barrier while others acted to stop him from getting closer. She stepped between the young man and the portal as he laughed, calling her a kid and telling her to get out of the way.<br/><br/>She had no intention of complying with his request, but it seemed that he didn't expect her to, as he burst the barrier and leaped over her head. "I'm not a kid!" She shouted back just before he entered the portal and disappeared. As soon as he vanished a suction force emerged from the portal. Amira was able to place a barrier around herself, but given the nature of her own barrier and her proximity to the portal, it did little more than cushion her landing after she was sucked through the portal. She heard the voice of someone calling out to her as she was sucked in, but she couldn't quite make out what they said before the portal closed behind her.<br/><br/>She landed unceremoniously on top of something at least a little softer than she might have expected. Then again, what exactly had she expected to land on? Did she even have expectations? At any rate, that was hardly what she was worried about right now. She glanced around quickly to identify any immediate threats in her surrounding before looking down and finding that she had landed on the kid who had jumped through the portal. "Oh, it's you,"<br/>she casually commented, tilting her head and examining him for a moment before seeming to realize, once more, that she was sitting on him. "Right," she said, to herself more than to him, as she stood, dusting herself off.<br/><br/>Once she had righted herself she turned back to look at him for a moment before examining their surroundings and the very obvious lack of a portal nearby. "Good grief..." she muttered, "What exactly did you get us into?" she asked almost too casually as she looked around. "And more importantly, how is it that<span style="font-style: italic">you</span>are calling<span style="font-style: italic">me</span>a kid? Have you looked in a mirror lately?" she asked, looking back at him with a slightly quirked brow, but a look somewhere between amused and nonchalant.<br/><br/>Despite the fact that he was technically supposed to be her enemy, she held out a hand to help him up. It was the least that she could do, considering that his current state was almost definitely her fault. Despite her apparently carefree attitude, she didn't let her guard down, in case he decided to attack her or some such nonsense. She guessed that he wouldn't, considering that he got this far without actually hurting anyone. Besides, they were both stuck here, it seemed, so there was no use wasting their efforts fighting instead of trying to get back to their own world. Did he even want to go back? Unlike her, he had voluntarily gone through the portal. Then again, even if he didn't want to go back yet, it was unlikely that he would want to stick around long, all things considered.<br/><br/>"And who just goes charging into a place filled with people and just jumps through a portal like it's the more natural thing in the world?" She asked, although it was unclear if she were actually addressing him or simply wondering out loud.