Pain. That was the first of her senses to come through. She could feel nothing but an excruciating sensation that was not unlike being set on fire, blocking out the dizzying feeling of hurtling down to the planet below her. She wasn't even capable of screaming as her angelic form morphed into that of a young human girl, a safety feature of sorts only fledglings that have somehow left Heaven's gates possess. However it was almost never used as that was an exceptionally rare occurrence, nearly improbable. That was the until today, where all of the angels, grown or small, were falling from the pearly gates up above.
Eventually as the agonizing pain reached its peak, it began to gradually fade away as she reached her landing, and a landing it was. She crash-landed right onto, and almost into, the Earth's surface, dragging grass and dirt right along with her as she eventually came to a full stop. Still laying on her stomach with her head down just as she had landed, she slowly raised her head and her arms in front of her, studying them and wiggling the small fingers curiously, she certainly was not expecting her first experience with a human body to be today of all days, not for a few years at least. She ran her fingers over the plain white silk dress she had thankfully gained from her morphing, feeling the soft material on the pads of her fingers. Once she thought she was well enough her newfound arms and hands she pushed herself up into a sitting position and took in her new surroundings.
"Planet Earth" she thought to herself. To an everyday resident of the planet nothing about her location would be all that mesmerizing, it was nothing more than a cleared path (though now quite so cleared after her landing) of forest land perhaps once part of a hiking trail, the tall green trees were bathed in the dark light of the moon. However she was certainly not an everyday resident, and she stared around in wonder of the nature rich scene in front of her, even making out small ants and other bugs crawling through the grass below her feet.
However the feeling of wonder and merriment was soon replaced with a cold strike of fear as she realized that she was entirely alone. Alone in a new world and lost from her guardian, her Protector as they called them. Sure, fledglings were left away from their Protectors often so they could gain their independence but now? Now she had no clue where he was, or if he was even alive. She quickly shook that last possibility out of her head, barely even capable of thinking of a world without her big brother.
Thus, with a newfound determination to find her brother, her new body seemed much easier to utilize as she managed to scramble to her feet and take her first few shaky steps forward. The ground was soft, almost squishy beneath her toes, and she wondered if it had always felt this way. After gaining her bearings on her new legs she began her trek down the rest of the path, given that it was a man-made pathway she assumed it had to end at a clearing somewhere, she just hoped it wouldn't be too far away.