She had sense that something was amiss before she had even fully awaken. The Halfling was sprawled out upon the ground much like how she was when she came upon this planet (or dimension), her hair framing her elegant face. Rising until she was merely sitting on the floor, her eyes were still closed as she pulls her knees instinctavely towards her chest, silver hair streaked with gold billowing over her jeans as she carefully places her head on her knees, the semi-long peach coloured horn between the knees, hidden for the moment. It was in this state that she became fully awake, opening her innocent eyes that shown with the brilliance of the stone known as sapphire.
A pure white lion-like tail wrapped its length about her right side until the tuft of ivory fur was directly in front of her. She raises her head from her position just in time to see two other strangers get up to leave, and she tilts her head curiously to the side. Rising, the large opal that hung about her neck on a choker necklace glows with an inner light, swirling colours of mixed blue purple and green. Closing her eyes, she touches it, and her weakened state of drowsiness seems to evaporate, giving her strength of being fully awake instead of sleepy. Her pale skin seems to glow as it rejuvinates her, and she turns her horn-crowned head to look about. The surroundings were unfamiliar to her, and she found herself mechanically walking, following the others who had left.
Anessa then finds herself besides two others, the very same people she had witnessed departure, and recalls what the girl had said. Her magical waves told her of another being in the room besides the three of them, and alerted her that there was to be no danger...for now. Shrugging off the mental notes that had formulated in her mind from the sensor magic, she turns towards the girl and responds.
"Perhaps what is about to happen is more important that your rendez-vous..." she says, her voice trailing off at the end. She seemed to speak in an accent, but it was not the sort of accent of a language that was known to people of this world (or dimension, yet again). However, if it had to be described, the voice sounded as though there was not one, but three that spoke simultaniously at three different pitches. It was equally haunting and beautiful, like chords of a harp in different forms. Sharp, Neutral, and Flat.
Blinking, she averts her gaze from the girl beside her and continues to examine the room, waiting for the person who the magical waves told her of. Something big was about to occur, and she felt it within the very marrow of her bones.