Lost.
The girl opens her mouth to speak and then closes it again, covering it with a hand as if to stop up the sound. Under one arm is a bundle of thistles, the handling of which may explain the angry-looking red scratches on that pale hand, but despite the prickly unpleasantness, she clutches it tightly to herself.
She was in a forest not a moment ago. This seems suspiciously like an enchantment, and enchantments, in her experience, are never good.
Typist: The princess from the fairy tale 'The Six Swans.' The most popular version of it comes from the Grimm brothers, although there are many variations. She doesn't get a name in their version, though, so we're borrowing from the Hans Christian Anderson version and calling her Eliza. Yay?
She was in a forest not a moment ago. This seems suspiciously like an enchantment, and enchantments, in her experience, are never good.
Typist: The princess from the fairy tale 'The Six Swans.' The most popular version of it comes from the Grimm brothers, although there are many variations. She doesn't get a name in their version, though, so we're borrowing from the Hans Christian Anderson version and calling her Eliza. Yay?