★*゚‘゚・ @konigsbergg // sense8.
Irunya hated working with gloves, but she also hated the scratches and rashes that seemed to litter her hands after working in the field. If you asked her, the Chernenko farm was far better kept than the one she currently worked on. Money, however, was money. She had no intention of returning to the military, nor did she desire to return to Kiev. Squatting down and picking the fruit, an unfamiliar smell hit her.
Was that... gas? Smog? God, it was horrid! Glancing up, Irunya expected to see one of the wretched machines treading across the fields.
Instead, she saw something entirely different. With a yelp, she fell on her bum, knocked aback by the shock. Oh gosh, where in the world was she? Frantically looking around, she spots a few signs. German? She didn’t know how to speak German! From what she could understand, it looked like a mechanics shop. “ H-Hello? ” Irunya called out, hoping someone here spoke English.