Victoria's doubts grew as she walked into the house and saw the interior.  The lack of cell coverage near a city, the weird outfits and town names, the fuss over a phone, everything seemed to point to an impossible situation.  She sat on the bed for a while contemplating what could have happened when the light of the moon shined in through the window.<br/><br/>Victoria found a stool in the corner of the room near a desk covered in dusty tomes and dragged it to the window.  Sitting down she stared out the window at the stars.  Some of her happiest memories growing up were of gazing at the stars with her grandmother camping.  This sky was different though.  She couldn't seem to find any familiar constellations from the northern nor southern skies.<br/><br/>For what seemed like at least an hour Victoria stared at the little dots trying to understand what was happening before giving up and just accepting the impossible.  Whether this was all a dream, a drug trip, or whatever she would just have to play along and ride it out  Right now she just needed to get to sleep.<br/><hr/>Victoria slowly began to stir in the bed when sunlight poured in over her face through the window.  With a grunt the girl rolled out of bed and looked around the room incredulously.  It took a moment to click but when it did she groaned.  Whatever this was however it would seem it wasn't over yet.  Victoria put her dirty clothes from the day before on and wandered into the hallway.<br/><br/>A wonderful smell piqued her interest making Victoria realize just how hungry she was, having not eaten in... who knows just how long.  She promptly wandered toward the source of the smell to find her hosts seated at a table.  "Good morning."  She said to the two as she sat approached the table.