[It is very disorienting, and Maria doesn't blame Adeline for needing a moment to figure out where she is and what she's looking at.

And Maria smiles - just a little, that little rare smile she only gets with people she really likes.] It is, isn't it? I am fond of sitting on the clocktower of the city that is usually on the other side of these dreams, and simply looking out upon the world. [Even if she also ends up having to look out over the ocean, and all the uneasy feelings that brings to her. She prefers just to look at the inland areas, to see as far as she can.]

Is there? [And that brings her back from thoughts of just how much she'd like to wake up right now. To go back to Aefenglom, and her gardens. She peers the same way Adeline is looking, and then... nods. Ah, yes, some kind of roving group of street performers. Definitely something to look at.] Alright. Do you want to sit up here a bit longer, and then go over there? Or are you ready for another teleportation?