Yuna was lost inside the darkness within the deepest recesses of her mind. She had no clue where she was. She inspected her surroundings to make sense of her surroundings. She couldn’t see anything, and nothing made sense to her. Wasn’t she sparring with Namjoo just now? How did she get here? Did she die?

She didn’t believe that she was dead. Her first death wasn’t like this. She was sent towards the heavens to meet with God. She was in a peculiar place with no one and nothing around her. The darkness reminded her of how lonely the world really is. No matter how many people loved and cared about her, she could only feel how lonely it all is after death. One statement stuck with her - Everyone must die alone. The solitude engulfed her.

There was nothing and no one around. The only thing she could feel was the burning sensation that kept tearing at her insides. Something within her was changing. It felt like something was ripping apart her body and putting it back together. She couldn’t figure out what was going on. She struggled for a while until the pain receded.

Once she recovered, she frantically searched the darkness to find any clues to where she was. She ran around in search of anything, but there was nothing for a while. She walked and walked for a while and couldn’t find anything.

She finally stopped panicking when she felt that her feet were wet. She couldn’t see the floor, but she could feel that there was a puddle there. She bent down to feel the floor. The floor was covered with water, and she didn’t notice it soon enough. The peculiar thing was that her hand went through the floor. It was like she was walking on water.

She kept putting her hand in the water to test how deep it was. Her entire arm went underwater, but oddly her feet remained firmly on the ground. Was this a lake? She walked directly on top of where her hands were and surprisingly, she was still standing without falling in. This definitely isn’t earth. Where the h*ll is she?

She put her face in the water to see if it would go underwater or touch the ground. Her question was answered when she saw what was under the water. There was a bright light emanating from the bottom of the ocean. She had no clue if this was an ocean, but she could tell that it was deep underwater. She wasn’t a great swimmer, but she could probably try swimming to the bottom and back.

She hoped that she could make it to the surface without drowning. She dived in without much thought. The water was clear, and she could finally make sense of her surroundings. She found it odd that there was nothing underwater. There were no fishes, and it didn’t look like the bottom of an ocean.

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