A/N- why do I do this to myself????
;3
Adrien sprinted down the court, detrimed not to lose to Kim.
The jock was up ahead of him by only couple of feet.
Kim had betted that if Adrien could beat him in a foot race, he would stop making his stupid bets. If Kim won though, Adrien had to surf in the bay, which was cursed, according to Adrien's best friend, Nino and his girlfriend, Alya.
The story was that seven years ago a ten year old girl had gone surfing in the bay, and vanished without a trace. It left many people scared of the bay, even now. And no one dared to go near the bay.
"And Kim wins!" Shouted Max, the brainy one of the class.
"Hope you know how to surf Agreste!" Kim laughed.
Adrien shrugged, not completely upset that he lost, but that didn't mean he liked it.
"KIM! YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENED WITH MARINETTE!" Yelled the angry voice of Alya, one of the most feared girls in his school.
Kim scoffed, "Alya, Marinette disappeared when we were ten. That was seven years ago."
Alya growled, "And it doesn't bother you that no one has found anything about if she's dead or alive?"
"Um, who's Marinette?" Adrien asked.
"Marinette was my best friend when we were younger. She was an amazing surfer. The best that I have ever seen. But one day on her tenth birthday, we went to the bay. Her to surf and me to tape it. Here, I still have it." Alya told him, pulling out her phone.
Adrien walked over to the glasses wearing girl and she hnded him her phone, hitting play.
A blue haired girl with beautiful bluebell eyes, porcelain skin, holding a surf board with black spots against red laughs at the camera, her laugh like twinkling bells.
"Are you sure it's okay to surf today Marinette?" asked the recorder.
"Yes, Mamman. It is completely and 100% percent safe. Come on Alya, we've been doing this ever since we were four! You of all people know that I'm more than capable of surfing in a storm." Marinette said.
"Plus, I have my grandmother's lucky earrings on!" Marinette laughed.
"Okay, Marinette if you say so." Alya sighed.
Marinette walked to the shore and swam out into the bay.
She got onto her surfboard and yelled with glee as she crossed the waves.
The view of the camera went up as thunder rolled across the bay.
The camera went down and Alya called out to Marinette, "Mari! Come back to shore! A storm is coming!"
Marinette looked up at the sky and nodded, making her way back, when a wave came in front of her, sallowing her whole.
"MARINETTE!" Screamed Alya.
The wave settled down and the storm vanished as if it was never there.
"Marinette!" Alya yelled, dropping the camera and jumped into the water.
She repeatedly dived into the water, looking for her friend until a voice called to her.
Alya ran over to the voice and sobbed as she told the woman what happened.
The video ended there.
"I couldn't find her. No one could. It's like she just vanished into thin air." Alya explained.
Adrien's eyes widened, and he gulped.
He was way over his head.
;3
Adrien stretched his arms and legs, today was the day he surfed in the bay that Marinette had disappeared in.
The bet had reached the media so the first time in seven years there were people at the bay.
He glanced at his ring, the last thing that his mother had ever given him. It had always brought him good luck, so he was hoping that today was no exception.
He slowly wadded out into the water, and waited for a wave to come.
When it came, Adrien felt like he was flying! It was the best feeling in the world, it made him feeling so free. Was this what Marinette felt when she was surfing seven years ago?
Suddenly a crack of thunder rolled and the waves became more aggressive.
Thinking about what happened to Marinette, Adrien began to go back to shore.
A large wave rose in front of him an he thought he saw a young girl in a white and pink swimsuit on a red with black spots surfboard, screaming and flying off her board and being sucked up into a hole with red and black lights heading into her earrings and the girl was dragged into the hole.
Adrien looked away and saw that like the girl there was a hole in the way, but no red light, only black and very little green.
He tried to avoid the light, but his ring jerked towards the light, and the light flew right into it.
Then Adrien looked up and saw the wave crash over him.
All he saw was black.