According to what little Aria had heard about Eden, it was a city that just sort of sprouted out of the ground as a result of some corporate venture in the area. Aria had grown up in in a coastal city that had depended almost entirely on the fishing to support itself, and Eden had a similar feel to it. It was a familiar feeling, but Aria didn't like it. Cities and towns that grew around one thing tended to feel artificial to her, like the people were second to the industry. Still, there seemed to be something more to this city than that. "I really hate new places," Aria mumbled, sighing to herself, and rubbing her temples to fight the headache she could feel creeping up. Travelling long distances was bad enough, but travelling long distances on an overcrowded bus filled with loud and obnoxious tourists with no sense of personal space had been enough to make her want to grab the wheel and drive them all off a bridge. To top it all off, she was in a place she had never been before, with no place to stay. She wasn't even sure what she was here for. She needed work, and figured Eden was as good a place as any to look for it, after all, a brand new city formed around a corporation was sure to be in need of workers for something. But now that she was actually here she realized that there was really no guarantee that anyone would hire her, and then she would be in trouble. Sighing again Aria grabbed her bag and started looking for somewhere to stay.