Leela had done more than claim, she'd said so. But she guessed it did sound pretty unbelievable. "Where the doors went was totally random, as far as I could tell, but they didn't go to any fun parallel realities, or anything." The mini-wormhole generator explosion, or whatever that had been, had seemed pretty small in scope, with that one exception. The mad scientist she assumed Landel was, or had on staff, must have really boned things up. The Professor had done better, she inwardly scoffed, with company pride, or something. At least his parallel universes had had some funkiness in the mix. "We mostly got teleported around the hospital.

"The funny thing about the town was that it was like we were ghosts. My friend fell right through someone."

Leela hadn't gone this way before, having been shuffled around through the common areas, mostly. She noticed again how young most of the people passing through were. They seemed to be handling it okay, purposeful and all. "There'd been some sort of natural disaster. I know it was on Earth." She was trying to be helpful, and it didn't occur to her that that might have been an unusual clarification. "Japan, actually. It was going to be all right." She didn't want Erika to worry about her home.