Swiftcurrent Creek How did I lose it when I was right there?

Reverie was elsewhere —
The Garden; but not forever, not for very long at all, and this she knew as soon as her eyes opened to that wonderful place. But it was a moment of peace. A moment to breathe. That was all she'd wanted.
Now she was here, and what she wanted was answers. Reverie called out for the kind man, for the woman with eyes like flames, but neither of them came to her. Silence, save for the rustling of a faint breeze through the trees. She realized belatedly that there was no breeze — but it was no cause for alarm, surely. Nothing could touch her in this place. Here, she remembered how to fly.
She called out again, and a familiar light swelled in her. Something so bright it could not be contained within her. In seconds the brightness consumed her, expanded outside of her, bathed The Garden in gold until it all disappeared.
And then it went dark.
Reverie blinked back to reality and found it changed.