To say she was disoriented would be an understatement. Aurora felt like she was going to collapse and her finger ached. One moment, she could only hear Maleficent's voice in her head, ordering her to touch the spindle, and the next... the next she was in this place.

Was this part of Maleficent's spell? Was she asleep? Even as they explained she was in something called a theme park, something Aurora had never even heard of before, she couldn't really take it in.

Eventually, she just had to sit down. Nothing made sense and this was quite possibly the worst birthday ever. She swallowed and took a deep breath, crying in public wouldn't do her any good, it certainly wouldn't help her situation. She could cry, properly, again, when she was in a more private location, and more aware of what was going on.

Progress City, they called it. She had been so numb and overwhelmed to the whole thing she had agreed to everything before she really knew what was happening. Now a bit more clear-headed, she needed some answers. The princess stood up, wobbling only for a moment and saved by her gifted grace before she called out to the nearest passerby.

"Excuse me, may I trouble you for a moment?"

Aurora had never seen such things in her entire life, part of it was living in the forest for sixteen years, but most of it had to be from coming from the 14th century. She was wide-eyed and looking to understand what was going on, to say the least on the matter. She paused at the sight of the castle, confused at its size, such a thing was much too small to be a real one, but it was something she recognized, to say the least.

But at the very least, perhaps she could seek information from the royal family within. Surely they could help.

"Excuse me, do you know how I may seek an audience with the royal family within?" she asked, gesturing up to the castle.

Aurora examined the rainbow disc with a stick in it for quite some time, never before having seen anything like it. She watched a child ask for it and then begin to eat it. In fact, she watched as every strange, brightly colored item seemed to be grasped onto and then eaten after its purchase made her realize she was in some sort of food store, but it wasn't any food she could readily recognize. A whole wall of jars with beans in them sat to one side, but she had never seen beans of such colors! And what was this thing called chocolate?

Still, she hadn't eaten since... well, she wasn't entirely sure on time anymore. But something to eat seemed like a wise decision. She wasn't sure she would find any food in this place. She did, however, spot some fruit being sold across the way, and the apples were something she did recognize. In making to leave, she was pushed by an over-eager child into another.

"Ah, my apologies," she offered sincerely as she pulled herself off of the poor soul she bumped into.

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