Marina fainted before she could feel anything. Everything seemed to be dulled down as she slumbered through the horrific accident. She would have never known she hit rocks from the bottom of the lagoon or been killed from the fall until she could feel herself waking. The raw feelings of pain that strike her body. Her eyes shot open as she coughed up water from her lungs. She rolled to one side of her body and continuously choked. She used both of her hands to hold her chest and stomach.<br/><br/>After feeling like she could breathe again, this gave her a chance to look around. She needed to know what was going on. Mainly, because her mind registered she not in the pool. However, she realized most of the cave was dark. Nothing was easy to focus especially from her injuries. Marina could smell metallic with a mixture of salt water upon her. Since she was wet she couldn’t tell where she was bleeding or if she was loose on her logic. The only source of light she could see, barely, was the moonlight that hovered over the cave inside.<br/><br/>Within the darkness she could hear the lagoon swaying back and forth, with small waves occurring, and water dripping onto the ground. Marina gasped when she heard rocks breaking from the top of her cave’s ceiling and landing in the lagoon. She scooted back from the splash, but didn’t move further through the cave. Feeling as if she wasn’t alone Marina glanced over her shoulder and felt another figure there. Her eyes already adjusted to the darkness and noticed a darker, outline, figure. Her eyes widen and she could feel the blood draining from her cheeks. “…Hello?” Marina nervously uttered from a sore throat. She scoot back closer to the lagoon for safety. “Is someone here?”