Zahra straightens up as she finishes stuffing everything in the backpack. With the backpack over her shoulder and a change of clothes in her arms, she paitently waits as Khnurn finishes his purchase. Zahra's brown eyes flicker in the direction the shop owner gestures. Bathroom. A place where they could change. Though the man seemed apologetic about the fact the door wouldn't stay locked unless bolted, though that didn't bother Zahra. From what she remembered, while people didn't go out of their way to change in front of others, if the occassion happened to arise, there had been no shame about it.

Although, Zahra was a little relieved that they didn't have to change in piublic. This modern world was different than most of the memories Zahra had. She follows Khnurn towards the back, but remains outside as Khnurn enters the bathroom. She hovers near the door, waiting as Khnurn changes. Humming to herself as she allows her gaze to roam the store. It was larger than she had originally thought it to be. And still, much of it's contents were a mystery to Zahra. There were clothes, backpacks, as well as other strange objects whose names would flicker through her mind from the memories implanted there.

Finally, Khnurn emerges from the bathroom. Looking like a modern day boy, which was the point. She nods as Khnurn's whisper,"I'll try that." As she slips past Khnurn into the bathroom, shutting and bolting the door behind her.

She strips of the clothes she was wearing before pulling on the new clothes she had just bought. It took her a second, as she couldn't figure out how the clothes went on. The jeans had buttons, which Zahra was not use to and the shirt wouldn't go on until she finally figured out the right way. Once Zahra had the clothes on right, she glances at herself in the mirror. It looked fine on her, and it looked modern. She had chosen to wear a neutral color shirt, grey, and blue jeans. Zahra sighs, she preferred what she had been wearing before. It had been comfortable.

Then Zahra turns her attention onto her weapons which she had left on the... tiolet... after putting the lid down. She picks up her bow, willing it to change into something more modern and after a moment, Zahra finds herself holding a bow keychain. Hmm, she supposed that would work. She quickly does the same with her other weapons and soon has two other keychains, which she attaches to her backpack, before she finally exits the bathroom.

Zahra comes to a halt once she exits the bathroom. A satisfied look flashing across her face briefly. They would blend in much better now, and hopefully that would make things much easier. Her brown eyes flicker towards the front of the store, was it still night time? It felt like it. Zahra takes another step forward to get a better glance outside, to where she could see a darker sky color out. Which meant it was probably early morning.

Zahra follows Khnurn out the shop, glad for the smell of fresh air, as her brown eyes scan their surroundings. Where were the rest of their creature companions? The golden jackal who had shapeshifted into a yellow street dog came bounding from the shadows, yet Ta and the others were nowhere to be seen. A knot of worry wormed in Zahra's stomach. Had they been attacked? Or perhaps they were just keeping themselves well hidden. Zahra forces herself to relax, after all the jackal seemed relaxed. Surely the jackal would have been able to sense if something was wrong.

Zahra glances at Khnurn, her lips pursing as she thinks about it. "I'm not sure. I'm not hungry, but I'm unsure." Surely they didn't. They'd been asleep for years, and surely they hadn't been fed anything while unconscious, right? So, did that change now that they were awake? Zahra shakes herself out of her thoughts as Khnurn continues. "Yes, a map." She agrees, nodding her head. She lets her brown eyes scan the area, where would a map be located in this town?

Zahra agrees with a nod, somewhere where there was a lot of people could work too. If they could not find a physical map, perhaps someone could act as a "map" to help them figure out where they were and a place they could head next. Zahra resists the urge to sigh, what would be even better would be a magician. People like them, someone who may genuinely understand what was going on and maybe even train the two.

Zahra sets off after Khnurn, passing to make sure the jackal was following. Her brown eyes constantly on the move, while most of the town had seemed deserted. As they approached the gambling tents, signs of life began to appear. Zahra could hear the sounds of people, along with noises of anger and joy. No doubt people who were losing and people who were winning. Although as they got closer to the gambling tents, Zahra grew tenser. This would be their first encounter with people, especially in this era. An era they were not familiar with.

Like Khnurn's, Zahra's hand went back to fiddle with her key chains. She tenses up as she feels something brush past her leg but relaxes again as she looks down to see the jackal had gotten closer, brushing against her leg in an attempt to comfort her. Zahra looks up towards the edge of the town and spots a flash of fur that looked similar to Ta. And the tension went away, their guardians were still there. Zahra mutters,"Ta and the others are there." She gestures in the direction with a jerk of her chin.