[There was something very fishy about this backdoor. Last time Luna tried to get through, some very strange things happened!]

[But maybe it was just a matter of approaching it wrong. Luna was very determined to get this to work. So this time, she backed up, the Transistor held by her tail as always.]

[And she charged at the door!]

[The residents of the Transistor didn’t seem to think this was a good idea. But it was surely too late for any qualms about the plan to be made known.]

[Instead of colliding with the door, though, the same weird spark happens. Suddenly Luna isn’t running at the door anymore - she’s running straight at... Red?]

[Luna had been walking for a few hours, now. Aimless wandering, really, resting now and again with the Transistor and its residents tucked safely beneath her. But she was on the move currently, the handle held firmly with her tail as it dragged along the ground.]

[She didn’t quite have a goal in mind. As it stands, she was the only moving being in all of Cloudbank now - something Breach had been quick to point out. The trio had thus dubbed Luna the “Dog Lord of the Empty Kingdom”.]

[Whatever that meant. Luna was just happy that it seemed to amuse them.]

[Eventually, though, this comes to an end - Luna finds a backdoor. But she isn’t able to enter it. So she does what any dog might - paw and scratch at it till it opens, of course!]

[But instead of properly opening, there’s a spark. A twist in the very fabric of the surrounding area - and all of a sudden Luna and her Transistor aren’t in Kansas anymore the same Cloudbank as before. And Luna can tell! She’s quick to curl up on top of the Transistor, whining and shaking despite the inhabitant’s attempts to calm her.]

[It’s been... A month, now, maybe.]

[A month of silence. A month of waiting. A month of trying.]

[After Luna had managed to get out of Sandbox, she’d searched the whole city looking for Red. For anyone.]

[The body was cold when she found it.]

[She’d tried her best to wake Red up, sure. Nosing at her arms, whining and pawing at her as much as possible... But nothing worked. It was just a corpse.]

[Luna could still hear them, though. Could hear Red, could hear Breach. Could hear Sybil. And she missed them.]

[It had been a month since she found the body. A month of trying in vain to wake Red up. And it had taken this long for Luna to realize that this was fruitless.]

[She could hear them. They were around. She just... Couldn’t see them. But she knew where they were.]

[And so she set off into Cloudbank()... The transistor being dragged along behind her.]

"Well see I have done that.. A few times actually. It isn’t the most pleasant experience in Cloudbank, she gets overzealous about it.. It’s almost sickening to watch."

Easily, Red leaned back in her chair, one hand fiddling with the fork on her plate idly. It was a nice day, they'd managed to get a good forecast. Warm, nice breeze, not a lot of clouds.                                       All in all, perfect.

She'd gone out for a chance, instead of staying in. Junction Jan's was nice, but even she had her limits, and she'd heard good things about this little cafe. And it'd lived up to the hype, she was eager to see what her ordered dessert was like. Cherry cheesecake and a [probably tiny] scoop of ice cream.               She grins widely as the waitress comes back, quickly assuring her this was her last order and to ask for the bill. It looked lovely, and she dug in without care for her figure. What was life if you couldn't enjoy the little things?