"Yes, I was only here for the race. For mere entertainment, really. I had some time to kill."<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="color: #FFBFFF">Observing how things work there, I knew how those huge, private cruises operate with their businesses and their aristocrats - a free trip indeed.</span></span>The girl seemed glee in triumph. She then folds her arms in protection against cold, as she spoke.<br/><br/>" Crescent City is known for their lighthouses, a flashing light at the end of the nearby breakwater served as the harbor's navigational aid. I'd see tourists there every so and then on the weekends. Many lighthouse novels and references have been set at the lighthouses of California, including Battery Point Light, which was one of the first lighthouses on the California coast." She paused a bit,<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="color: #FFBFFF">Although I've climbed up there myself, I can't see as to why it's interesting at all. A boring sight of sea water and a flashing light within the upper house within the nights, boats here and there. A pair of lovebirds, once.</span></span><br/><br/>She continued, "There're mountains and unabridged rivers, and so coastal travel was essential for the economic survival of the region. Some schools, and lots of boat docks, like here, and not much different either except more people, warmer, lit buildings, and palm trees. There were also the redwoods - there are streams and wildlife, and full of giant trees about sixty-eight times bigger than you. Two-fifths of The Burj Khalifa, the tallest skyscraper in the world."<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="color: #FFBFFF">829.8 meters, that skyscraper. And for the Redwoods, 9,500 acres.</span></span><br/><br/>It was a good place, having a wide expanse with many lush and unexplored areas for Levi to wander about without being discovered and noticed by the humans. She would sometimes stroll into human ground to watch Crescent City and its lights and to wander to other places, but would always come back, like it was a refuge. Sometimes she'd come across people who're trying to operate their mechanics before sunrise to take pictures of the colossus trees. She'd always avoided them, although there was once a time within the early morning dawn when she'd accidently flew into those mechanics as the crew release the cord for the camera to fall and take images, messing up everything and nearly exposing herself! And then there'd be researchers, nosy, but rarely encountered, for the wildlife and workers for timber businesses, but the timber businesses were disapproved by many, so they were rarely ever encountered with Levi as well.<br/><br/>Levi, somewhat knowing how odd it would be if they just stood around, thought to herself, unless it's just her being self conscious.<span style="color: #FFBFFF"><span style="font-style: italic">I wonder of she wants to sit somewhere? Or walk around? Still legs are tiring and uncomfortable.</span></span>She pouts with conflicts of uncertainty, but quickly dismisses her reactions as she notices how mountains would always appear in eyesight. Like an unchanging main stage of a Hollywood scene in the big, yet lowly populated, Alaska. It reminded her of the close-calls she had with chasers, how she could run, but couldn't hide. But it was quickly forgotten, as Levi loved breezy the whether, although only most of the time.<br/><br/>Not being very particularly guarded against the possibilities of being with strangers, she asked. "Wanna walk or sit somewhere?"