In her ever expanding world of strangeness, ending up in a foreign land with no idea how she got there ranked... yeah, it was kind of midway. Couldn’t think much more about it due to fleeing.
Farm cats were the worst.
The only way she even got away because she had flung herself into a pile of stone (Apparently, they were trying to make a wall). The mouse had taken out one her daggers, stabbing the cat in the paw. It was painful in the same way that a thorn was, only sharper and made of an easy metal to find.
Good news: It apparently scared the cat off.
Bad news: The cat had shifted the rocks when it landed, so now her cape was stuck, along with the rest of her daggers and other minor tools.
“Come on, moooove!” She growled, attempting to shift the rock that was probably twice her weight.
Tina was contemplating finding a thick stick as she continued to push and pull, masking the sounds of a certain vampire’s approach.