Wherever he was, he knew Magnusson wasn't going to be happy about it: a seeming side effect of having a multiversal teleporter within a mile of your present location was getting surreptitiously teleported at all hours - in this case, he had been asleep. He got to his feet, searching around in the seeming darkness for his glasses in the vague hopes that they had teleported with him - to his surprise, they had. Now that he thought about it, his whole room had teleported with him - well, the inside, at least. Gordon shivered in the freezing wind as he came to the conclusion that he was outside.
"Okay, don't panic, don't... panic. There's gotta be civilization somewhere," Gordon mumbled. Awkwardly, he wrapped a bedsheet around himself to stay warm, looking less like the One Free Man, Opener of the Way and more like Jesus Freeman. Gordon snickered a bit at that last thought, slowly relaxing as his body warmed back up. Just then, there was rustling in the bushes behind him, and he turned around hurriedly, peering through the moonlight to get a glimpse of whatever had made the noise.