I hear shuffling in the brush behind me, catch my breath, and continue to run. I sprint, dodging trees and shrubberies as I go, but, to my horror, come to the edge of a cliff. I look down, and, unable to see the bottom, light an emergency torch and throw it down. I turn around, watching the edge of the forest for whatever has been stalking me through the woods for days now. I turn back to the cliff, just in time to see the torch extinguished with a splash. Water, I think to myself and jump over the edge before I can have second thoughts.

As I hit the water of feel something crack and realize I broke a few fingers from the impact. Beginning to sink down into the water, I clutch them and scream in pain, allowing water into my mouth. I realize what is going to happen if this continues and begin to swim up, wincing with each stroke. My head finally breaks the surface of the water after what seems to be an eternity. Quickly, I look around, desperately hoping there to be some small hope of dry land. As I spin my head, I am surprised to see a tower of a land mass with a small arch and a few openings at the bottom. I begin to head towards it, continuing to wince as I am constantly reminded of my hand.

Once I reach the tower, I begin to try and pull myself up but fell back in pain. I remember my recent injuries and continue to reach over the ledge with my good hand. As I pull myself over the ledge, I look up and begin to worry. There were torches hanging of the walls, burning on what seemed to be some sort of fat which was dripping down from each torch. They burnt a dark red and lit only parts of the space, leaving much of the space dark. I began to walk down the hall, but stopped after hearing a loud scream from behind me. I looked back and saw the light of the entrance I had come in. I turned back around and continued on my way. Another scream came, this time from ahead. I heard it again, and I realized it sounded human. I quickly decided that I would rather take my chances in the water than face the horrors of this tower.