She wakes laid out on a thin blanket over hard ground - cold, the night air misty, a fire crackling to her right. Dark trees overhead, and an unfamiliar night sky peeking through the leaves.

And, as Sunn stirs, a woman says, "Don't move too much. You're injured."

That's not very comforting. At all.

She opens her eyes. She doesn't feel like she has any spinal injuries... And - there's no way this is Jakku, she would've noticed if that ball of sand had any forests -

"Where is this?" she asks, sharply.

"Outside of Nemea, near Corinth. Greece, if you're as lost as you seem."

"I don't recognize those. What part of the galaxy is Greece?"

"Galaxy? I wasn't aware the Milky Way was something mortals could be in."

That gives her pause. "The Milky Way?" She shakes her head. "I haven't heard that term."

"Big river of stars in the sky at night?"

"The galaxy tends to look like that from a planet's surface," she says, slowly, after a pause.

" - That's implying a lot of things about where you think it's reasonable for mortals to see stars from."

"From assorted different planets in different parts of the galaxy, from spaceships, in hyperspace I guess, and if you wanted you could fly right up to one but that might be some kind of stupid depending on your ship and the star."

"Approaching stars isn't something mortals can usually do, here."

"We've been able to for as long as anyone knows, where I'm from."

"You seem increasingly foreign."

"Guess I must, here."

"Where's my armor?"

She gestures behind her. "It didn't look comfortable to rest in, or particularly good for your wounds, so I removed it. Carefully, of course. I know what armor means to a warrior."

She makes a face. That armor's a trap.

"I'm no warrior."

"Could've fooled me, with armor that high in quality."

"It's cheap where I'm from. Mass produced."

"Must be a strange place, then."

"It's normal, to me, so I wouldn't know."

"Do you have a way back?"

"Unless you found me near a ship - giant metal thing - then no."

"You were the only odd thing I found, and I didn't see anything fall from the stars."

"I'm probably stuck here, then, for a while at least."

"Well, I can help you get your feet under you."