Pain ran through Zen’s body as he slowly regained consciousness, his eyes twitching and his head pounding as he tried to figure out why he was feeling this way. If not for the sudden breeze and wetness he felt below him he would have shut his eyes and ignored it. Zen opened his eyes and quickly sat up only to have a dizzy spell hit him almost making him lay back down but he resisted the urge as alarm bells rung in his mind about how off all of this was. 
His vision was blurry for a moment but once he could see clearly he blinked in utter confusion seeing he was outside which didn't make sense as he was positive he was in his house moments ago. Zen looked down and noticed he was lying in water that seemed to be going down a long drain that seemed to go on forever.

He stood up ignoring the clothing sticking to his body before looking around, it seemed he was in some kind of alley next to what he assumed was a hotel, he could see lights decorating the area around him and has nice as it was he knew this wasn't his home, it didn't even look like anyplace near his home.
His thoughts returning to home he clutched his head with his hand, he was eating dinner and then…that’s it…everything goes black when he tries to think back further.
In the end Zen let out a small ‘tch’ and stepped out of the water onto the sidewalk before deciding to walk around, it didn't matter where he was he intended on getting home as soon as possible.

Zen walked down the long street looking around at the buildings surrounding him, this really didn't look like any of the places near his home granted it was a long drive to get to the nearest city but none looked like this. Whatever this place was it looked cleaner than the other cities, under different circumstances he'd be tempted to get his shopping done while he was here, still the fact remained he didn't have anything in his pocket since he was home at some point and he woke up here in some alley.
Walking around he still tried to find any trace of life, he tried digging in his memory a bit more since his head cleared a little during his walk, the only thing that came back to him was someone's voice, he wasn't sure what the voice said or even if it was real but it didn't help in explaining where he was. In the end it didn't matter why he was here or how he got here, he just needed to get home as soon as possible.

Zen moved a wet bang out of his eyes before pulling on his wet shirt, he wasn't sure how he was going to explain this when he got back as he headed down one of the many streets in this city. Zen came to a stop as he noticed a bright light rising towards the sky in the distance, the light seemed to be coming from the direction he was heading which made him hesitate moving in that direction again. Zen raised his right hand as the light spread before flexing his hand, a strange tingling sensation was coming from it and he was pretty sure he felt a warmth, he flexed his fingers a few times before quickly closing his hand waiting for the warmth to fade.
Once it was gone Zen turned around and headed in the opposite direction, he wasn't about to head in the direction of the giant bright pillar of light, he figured nothing good could from whatever the source was, while leaving he heard the ringing of a bell which he did his best to ignore as he continued moving.

After what seemed like hours of wandering Zen was starting to wonder how big this town was, thankfully he came across a sign that gave him a bit of indication where he was at, looking up at it he noticed that it said 'Third District' on it.
At the very least he should be able to find someone, when he picked up the sounds of voices he sped up a bit, once he was a little closer he noticed one of the voices stopped talking, he wasn't sure what their conversation was about but when he noticed who he assumed the voices were coming from he came to a complete halt.
A woman dressed in...well he wasn't entirely sure what to call that outfit but she was a person and hopefully could tell him which way to get home.
He also noticed that there was a young man nearby and unlike the woman he seemed dressed in a normal outfit, he stared at the two for a moment before sighing and making his way towards them shoving his hands in his pants ignoring the minor [i]squish[/i] he heard.
"Oi you two, could you tell me what city I'm in?" Zen said speaking loud enough for both to hear.