Robbie cocked her head slowly to the right, her eyebrows arching as she slowly put together what the old man had said. Falling from the sky. Ba Sing Se. Outer walls. Earth bender. Avatar. TV show. Most of it held little meaning for her and she doubted that Farmer Ling even had a TV. The word avatar did stick out to her but mostly just made her think of her 360 profile.<br/><br/>Then she realized she had seen the old man motion toward the red heads' buttock and whisk away some dirt. From a distance. Without touching her.<br/><br/>She blinked rapidly and began white knuckling a root until in snapped. "Yup. Not in Sun Life anymore. Not on any side of sanity either."<br/><br/>She backed up and sat in the bush watching and letting the other new arrivals chatter and look about in startled bewilderment. Across the motley of faces looks of confusion and shocked recognition spread as she let them dither. No sense in getting caught up with this insanity just yet. Let it play out, let these folks identify themselves and let them figure out where they all are.<br/><br/>She mouthed the words 'where we are' and a shaky smile spread over her lips. 'Where we are'. As if this was a real place. She was dreaming, that was all. Obviously someone, most likely one of the Bella twins, had snuck up on her and given her a good shove and she had fallen and hit her head. QED, this was a dream. Or she was in a coma.<br/><br/>"Or I'm dead," Robbie said methodically. "Bree Bella really was pissed that I tried asking out Roman last month, got jealous and killed me. Yeah. That's all it is." She paused. "Well, that or the coma thing."<br/><br/>After a few minutes of watching the group stare about like a pack of yokels on a European vacation, she shook her head and stood up. "maybe I'm crazy or dead or in a coma, but at least I ain't comatose, nuts or in hell alone. It's always nice to suffer in a group." She paused again and frowned. "No. No wait, that's stupid. Gah, whatever."<br/><br/>She stood up and strolled out of the bushes over to the group, stopping behind them and putting her self in a fight-or-flight ready stance. No sense in approaching a group of complete, possibly murderous, strangers unprepared after all.<br/><br/>She waited for a lull in the conversation before aheming loudly.<br/><br/>"So. Any of you have an idea as to why I'm not in New York anymore?"