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Her heart beat was racing along with her breath as she ran through the cobblestone covered streets in Europe. Not too far off from where she had been located, an angry mob was currently chasing after her. "WITCH!!" She heard and felt the impact of rocks being tossed at her as she continued on wards. Bumping into a crowd of people she purposely did that so that she could blend in with her surroundings. All she did was help the little boy that fell out of the tree. He had broken his arm when she happened to come across him. And out of her nature she healed him to where instead of him saying thanks he called her a monster saying she had knocked him out of the tree.

Making her way through the crowded streets, someone had been keeping tabs on J'zen's progress. That individual managed to keep up with her pace, slinking in and out of the crowds along the streets. Reaching out, the person yanked J'zen out of the crowd leading her away from the angry mob that was closing in. J'zen and the mysterious person soon disappeared into a local church. Upon a hastily entry the man who had helped her out in the streets ushered J'zen into a room. Just before the door shut a uniform was tossed her way as she was instructed to put it on immediately and re-join the sisterhood in the chapel. She didn't argue she did as she was instructed to do. Only to re-emerge out within a few minutes dressed like one of the sisters, moving in quietly to sit side by side by several nuns readying for service.

The booming sound of doors swung open as the angry mob stood in the entrance, making their way down the red carpet in irate tones. The person who had helped J'zen was standing the main altar. Turning slowly around stood the father of the chapel. Approaching the angry gentlemen he instructed the men to calmly leave the premises and not return again unless they wanted to be arrested for disturbing the peace. J'zen didn't dare look back at the mob, knowing if she did so they might possibly recognize her. Sitting there quietly, blending in quite well with the others she waited patiently for the service to begin. Knowing in her heart that the church could not keep her there in safe harbor for long. The mob would eventually return and she did not want to place the church she was in jeopardy for helping aid someone like herself.