[She'd probably be a little more freaked out at ending up in some strange castle that was definitely not in the depths of Tartarus.

It was too easy to be convinced to come. The fairies had told her that she'd be saving a lot of people by following them, and while she felt she still had to stay behind to continue helping her friends, a gut feeling told her she had to come. The first vision, that medieval castle setting she'd only ever seen in books, makes her a bit skeptical to start, wondering if she's made a mistake, but soon enough she's a bit distracted by the large feast presented in front of her.

Despite her small stature, she easily chows down on chicken legs and desserts, munching as she looks at her surroundings. Swallowing down a large gulp of her meal, she grins towards someone besides her.]

So! What's this about a war, huh? I heard we're supposed to be pummeling some people down or something? You know, saving the world, this and that.

[Yes! This was exactly what she needed. Entering into the main level of the Station, she plugs in her earphones before she presses play on her mp3 player. Hearing the melody of a familiar tune, her eyes brighten as a grin takes over her face and she giggles with delight.]

Aha! It works! [She shouts it louder than normal, trying to speak over the music in her ears. If someone notices her, she might show an apology with a sheepish smile and a nervous bite of her lip.

But she's far too excited to settle down, racing through the rooms with a hop in her step as she takes in the environment.]

Now this is more like it! Got the tv, cool kitchen and — oh, hey, vending machines! It's like the dorm all over again.