The smell of the strange food enticed Ember Rose, reminding her of the rich, hearty stews at home.  In her minds' eye, she was back home, surrounded by the warm campfires, remembering the warm fires under the crystal-clear skies.  The frosty air made the fire ever sweeter, and the stew more delicious, and the family more bearable.

Thank you!  Ember Rose found the oversized tortilla wrap to be so delicious, she couldn't help but to devour everything as quickly as she could, savoring the tortilla, the juicy meat inside, the seasoning, everything.  The blaring "STRANGER DANGER" alarms in her mind shut down entirely, she in fact became absolutely unaware of what was going on around her.  She could feel her previous injuries fade away with every bite, her body suddenly filled with all the energy needed to finish her regeneration.  

Ember Rose suddenly felt things whirl in her mind.  She closed her eyes, doing her best to hold on to what was still left of her tortilla wrap, only to wake up back in Eldur Ljos.

Ros.

The familiar voice echoed in her mind, the spinning unrelenting.  The vaguely familiar shape in front of her shook her violently, trying to illicit some sort of reaction, any sort of reaction.

Ros, you don't have much time.  If you don't hurry, we'll all be gone.  

The next vision in her mind was nothing but fire.  The entire town of Eldur Ljos was ablaze, different Falkismanne running, hectically, trying to put out the flames, yet they found that even the strongest of the water elementals couldn't put out the flames.  Ember Rose was kneeling on the ground, tears streaming down her face as she stared at everything she knew at home.  Thousands of years of settlement, gone in a blaze of glory.

Who did this?!?

When she next opened her eyes, Ember Rose was right back where she was, staring right back at the little girl holding the Falkismanne.  The little girl handed back the partly-eaten tortilla wrap, and Ember Rose could only blink to express her gratitude, her mind entirely preoccupied by the vision of everything burning as she absentmindedly ate the rest of the tortilla wrap, unaware of where the Little One was even taking her to.