It only takes Adia a moment to adjust to her surroundings, having teleported to the Plaza many times before. She looks around frantically, but only sees the usual smattering of couches and chairs. No strange fog, no giant imposing ice mirrors...
No other Adia.
Adia sighs in profound relief. "No, she's gone, thank Zeus." But that relief is short-lived; Josh still looks miserable, even more so in the comforting familiarity of the Plaza.
What did she say wrong? She feels awful that she's upset him, especially because he was trying so hard to help her in the first place. "We're safe here, okay? Everything looks the way it always does." She gives his hand a comforting squeeze, even though hers aches a little from the way he's been holding it. "Everything's fine."
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No other Adia.
Adia sighs in profound relief. "No, she's gone, thank Zeus." But that relief is short-lived; Josh still looks miserable, even more so in the comforting familiarity of the Plaza.
What did she say wrong? She feels awful that she's upset him, especially because he was trying so hard to help her in the first place. "We're safe here, okay? Everything looks the way it always does." She gives his hand a comforting squeeze, even though hers aches a little from the way he's been holding it. "Everything's fine."