As she presses forward, the crowd eventually thins, and the architecture shifts, with buildings becoming scantier. Notably, the people here were indifferent, with a subtle touch of courtesy that stood in contrast to the hostility she had faced in the more populated areas.
Eventually, Marisol stood before what she was certain was Lily's home, her scent heavy in the air, and that's where the realization that she hadn't been invited struck her. Wondering how Lily would react to the unexpected visit, she wondered if it would be wise to proceed and potentially intrude on Lily's personal space, or respect the boundaries and turn back?
Contemplating her options, Marisol hesitated. She was already an unwelcome outsider in this part of Redwood. Was it worth risking the awkwardness and potential rejection to find Lily and gain insights into her life?