Hitomi Hisako
Universe: Arcadia-2
Location: A few kilometers east of Eastgate city in a wheat field 

Hitomi had just woken up, groggy and suffering from a major hangover headache from the night before. She was in fox form, one of her more comfortable forms, when she hesitantly opened her eyes. "Uggghhhhhh... why did I drink so much saki last night?..." she moaned. While initially slow to the realization, her senses slowly returning to her, she found that was she was sleeping in a small hole in the ground, curious as the last thing she remembered before she blacked out was sleeping behind a bar on concrete, not dirt. Curious as to where she had spent her night unaware, she slowly crawled out of the fox hole to find herself... in a wheat field? In Tokyo!? Her sobering quickly intensified as she darted around her environs, wheat as far as the eye can see in one direction, and mountainous hills in the other. "What the hell's going on!?" she pondered. Where were the cherry blossoms and the forests? The unmistakable neon sparkle of Tokyo? No. She knew she wasn't in Tokyo anymore, hell, probably not anywhere in Japan at all! This world was so foreign to this fox spirit, so strange and bizarre. There existed flora and landscapes unrecognizable to Hitomi. This fox knew of the vast powers of the kami, their ability to cause catastrophe one minute and restoration the next, but never has it took this form. "What did I drink last night!!?" she exclaimed. Terrible thoughts of isolation started to turn in her mind, but nevertheless she had to find the determination and confidence to assess her situation. It was then through a small cleared patch she saw something in the horizon... a city. Not just any city, but one of the grandest technological marvels she's ever seen! She knew the Japanese were the world leaders when it came to avant garde tech, but even that paled in comparison to this shining beacon of civilization! As if guided by intuition, her hunch told her that maybe somewhere in this city she would find the solution to her current conundrum, and on her fox feet ran towards it!