Time was the only thing Scarlet had lots of. There was no up, no down, left or right. In this mutlicoloured space the colours changed quicker than her heart beat. At first the constant shifting and lack of direction had made her sick to her stomach. Then it had driven her to shouting. Now with her eyes closed, she floated, crossed legged, end over end, corkscrewing through where ever here was.<br/><br/>A portion of her kicked herself for being so quick to jump into an alien portal. Another part of her was happy to be experiencing something no one else would. Another part of her missed her older brothers, her Da and Mum. She missed how Gav would ruffle her hair, tease her for being so tiny. She would always float off the ground and turn the tables on her brother. Giving out the noggies instead of receiving them. She missed doing Kata's with Jim, or breakfast her mum would make... or listening her to Da puttering around in the garage.<br/><br/>Her stomach growled. It'd been a while since she'd last eaten. Probably a least a day. It wasn't that she didn't have food. She resupplied whenever the portal opened. When it spit her out into some new world, some new dimension. Most times she was helping to thwart some major cataclysm or crime. Other times she was just observing a planet's final moments. She'd been through ten jumps. Popping out where she was needed and then vanishing when her mission was completed. Whatever her mission was... it always made sure to feed Scarlet. Not as well as she'd like, but enough so she could use her Ki.<br/><br/>She wouldn't consider herself a spiritual person. Understanding of the spirit came through mastery of oneself, or so her Da said. But she believed this portal was from a higher power of some sort. She continued to float, letting the environment shift around her and push her and pull her. She could feel the buzzing in her temples as the energy began to change. A new portal. Casually she opened her eyes and stared into a blue sky. Continuing to sit she righted herself and floated out of the portal. She'd undone her pony tail so a red stream of hair floated around her. Her eyes focused on the scene around her. Rolling grassy knolls, blue sky and not the sound of anything. Touching down Scarlet stood, took a deep breath and began to walk in the direction the portal had opened. Whatever had dropped her hear would make itself known soon enough.