Kris didn't remember much about dying, not really. There was a lot of shouting, her forcing the door of the van shut as Becca and the kids got inside, and then it was all...blank. Where she felt like she should remember details about it all, there was nothing more than a bright white light blinding her. When she woke again, there a sense that something was wrong. It felt almost as if she had been lying down for a lengthy sleep and the dull ache of being immobile for so long was catching up with her. Rolling up to the side, Kris rubbed at her eyes, confused as to what was going on. She wasn't in Brazil, which was where she should have been, holed up in some hospital after the riot had taken place, that much she knew. Standing up, Kris found herself off balance, as if she hadn't walked in days, and it took her a few seconds to catch herself and regain her footing.
One look around was all she needed to figure out that she was in Portugal. The sinking feeling that something was off was taking on a whole new meaning. Kris didn't remember traveling to Portugal and none of it was making sense. Closing her eyes and rubbing at her temples, Kris exhaled, hoping it would help clear her mind and give her some sense of what was going on. She didn't understand it and she certainly didn't like whatever the feeling she had was. Taking a few shaky steps forward, Kris leaned up against the side of one of the trees she was near, searching around in hopes of some sort of answer, or at the very least someone who could give her one.