There is a house, and in the house is a bed, and in the bed is a girl. She sleeps soundly, curled up very small under her blanket, while a steady accumulation of snow makes round soft piles on the roof and against the outsides of the walls.
"Justice, upright. The card of fairness and good descision-making. If you choose well, the way home is not yet barred to you."
"Well, even if you choose to interpret it that pessimistically, it's better than being trapped here, isn't it?"
"Oh." Pause. "I woke up here in a house with people in it. I don't know what to do about them."
"The people there will think you're their daughter. You won't know enough about your relationship to fake it. It will end badly for everyone."
"I'm rich in this world: I own property. I can find you a temporary room easily. If you want your own house, I can also arrange it, but it will take time."
"I want to have somewhere to stay. It would be good if there weren't people there."
"I'll take it in a series of small steps - I teleport to the next roof and call out, you follow me, then I teleport again, and we repeat that process until we get there."