Hell's Princess and Neverland's King (OUAT Peter Pan)

~Ch.2~

Lindsay's P.O.V.
    Ughhhh. What the hell keeps licking my face? And why does my head hurt so badly. Actually, come to think of it, why does my whole body hurt? I open my eyes and push away the thing that keeps licking my face. I sit up and wipe my face to get rid of the slobber that was covering it. I look around and instantly realize 4 things. One, that it's night time. Two, that I'm on a beach. Three, I'm on an island obviously. And the fourth thing, Cerberus was the one licking my face.
    I look over at Cerberus to see him sitting next to me, still in his pitbull form, wagging his tail back and forth. He's obviously proud of himself for waking me up. I scratch his head affectionately and smile when he leans into my hand.
    I stop scratching him and take my hand back, causing him to whine. I stand up and wipe off all of the sand that's on me. I look to my right and see a forest. I look at Cerberus and start walking to the forest, wondering where I'm at.
     After about a half hour of walking, I realize that I'm slightly hungry. I stop and listen to my surroundings and hear a river nearby me. I start to follow my hearing and walk over to where the river should be. Once I get there, I smile. There's multiple fruit trees, including apples, oranges, peaches, and even mangos. I instantly go over to the mango tree and pick one off that was good.
     Cerberus had gone off a little bit into the woods, probably finding a deer to eat. I sit down next to the river and start to eat my mango that turned out to be the best one I had ever had. Cerberus comes back after a few minutes with a deer in his mouth, his tail wagging back and forth happily. We eat in silence until we both had gotten full.
    After I convinced Cerberus to move the deers body slightly away from the river since he was done and I didn't want the blood to run into the river since I'd probably end up drinking out of it, we headed into the forest again. We start on our little "adventure" and continue walking.