it was debatable whether or not he was the real authority on anything of his, partially because, right that moment, he felt very much apart from his own body. Not the best way to enter a new, unfamiliar place.

"I'm seeing the shadows too, but I kind of figured those weren't related. They only happened when I got here," Adam pointed out, leaning against the wall of the elevator thoughtfully. Finally, he stole a glance towards his keycard and the right floor, then leaned forward and jabbed the right button.

"This is different. Unless eyes are supposed to move independently of their owners. I don't know if you can help, though. I don't know what it is."