Shadow stared at the metal carriage and was amazed to see that there were no grel or horses in front of it. He didn't understand how it was supposed to move but the nurse assured him that it would and patted him on the back, pushing him onto the steps that lead into the compartment of the "buhs", which is what he supposed the great carriage was called.

He knew he probably shouldn't be surprised, not with the way the night had gone. Shadow was happy to have been warned about waking up in his own room. He would have been frightened if Valyn and Keman hadn't said something the night before. as it was, he was only mildly confused and bewildered at the amount of humans this place contained. Humans without collars. He didn't think he's really get used to the sight.

Shadow adjusted the green jacket they had given him and shifted, his canvas trousers (jeans the nurse had called them) feeling a bit on the tight side. The clothing he had to choose from was certainly strange but it was much more comfortable then the strange sleeping garments he'd been wearing the night before.

He spotted Valyn in a seat up front and smiled, relieved that seeing him alive wasn't at all a dream. He sat down next to the elf and snickered, his own outfit just as strange as the one Shadow wore. "Red is a nice color on you," he remarked.