By leaving she had really meant returning to normal reality, not trading one hated part of Caerdroia for another. So she only gives the new surroundings a dismissive glance before fixing Gabriel with another glowering look. "I don't feel like being here at all," she complains sharply.

But at the same time she's finally realizing that she is being unnecessarily unkind to him. He did try to accommodate her, it's not his fault the dream is so recalcitrant, and she is glad for his company. Taking a calming breath, she tries to rein in her unease and schools her features into something less angry. "You remember the timeless universe I mentioned? This is a memory of it. This world is where I was trapped, held hidden from the Doctor." Though thankfully the dream is incapable of replicating the horrors of the actual Divergent Universe, her senses too rooted in reality to be fooled into thinking there is no Time here.

The moment the TARDIS shows up on the hillside, the cows suddenly take an intense interest in the group. The animals quickly converge on them to investigate, the clear ringing of their bells changing pitch and tone until they sound rather angry and menacing. She isn't doing this consciously, but her mind, her memories are already attuned to the dream and affecting the projection as she had done on the real Caerdroia.