Berlin
It was a relief under the shield of dirt they put up over me (Berlin does not yet know your names) but soon A cloud passed over us, a green, heavy cloud that hugged the ground. Someone was singing, another was talking about life and death, it didn't seem to get any weirder, but at least I was free from the sun a little: the cloud was thick enough.
I opened my eyes, cautiously, and one at a time, to see my companions. They looked far different then I'd imagined them, one even carried a guitar. There was a shadow in the musician, I could feel it, even though I could not control it like normal shadows. In my other companions, there was not much darkness; they were purer than me, or even the guitar-pla...darn it, what was his name?
"What's your name?" I blurted out.
I was interrupting their conversation, and I knew it, but when stuck in a blinding desert under a shade-giving green cloud, one needs to know one's friends...and enemies. The shadow of the Area never left me.

