Modernity Reject

Chapter 2

It felt like a dream.

Falling from the sky. Feeling the breeze that guided you until you eventually collided with whatever it was.

Until I realized what I just said.

The adrenaline that I had come to grow fond of kicked in once again.

I couldn't even hear my own screaming.

The severity of the situation hit me as soon as I saw a field of green below me.

I was falling into a forest.

I imagined what my corpse would look like. Mangled. Bits spread all over the trees. Bones sticking out everywhere.

When the forest became clearer, I only hoped it would be a quick death.

Within a few seconds, I eventually crashed through the leaves and into the soil below.

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When I woke up, I felt excruciating pain.

The pain was overwhelming like the euphoria I felt in the restroom.

What was odd was I could feel everything inside me.

Nothing was broken, misplaced or even missing.

I begrudgingly lifted my head to survey the crash site.

As expected, the trees didn't take too kindly to my arrival. Their branches and leaves were on the ground where I had landed.

My only thought was how I wasn't dead.

Another thought I had was why the mirror became a portal to another world.

Not wanting to think about it during all this pain, I chocked it up to just being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

I looked at myself expecting the worst.

Just a couple of bruises...

Sighing in relief, I went through the agonizing process of getting up off the ground.

After doing that, I arch my back as I straighten myself out while still a little dizzy from the fall. 

Now that I'm standing and at ease, I gotta think about where I am.

I'm in the middle of a forest in an unknown environment that I have no prior knowledge of.