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When I woke up I thought I was in a dream. There was water everywhere. 'Somebody must have left the tap running!', I thought. But the cold, salty water soon jolted me out of my semiconscious state. When I awoke, I wished I was dead.

The ship was nowhere to be seen. All I could see around me as far as the night permitted it was water. I suddenly realized I ran the risk of drowning! I frantically started using my hands and whatever was left of my legs, but soon realized my strength was no match for the giant waves. I fell unconscious again.

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Where am I? I dreamt a giant sea monster had lifted me up and thrown me off the ship. Was it really a dream? No, I guess. My whole body is paining. I can't get up, my hands and legs are in terrible pain.

I am barely able to lift my head up and glance around a little. I can feel something soft underneath. Like grass. How come there's grass in the sea? But I guess this question can wait. In the distance I think I can see some giant shapes. Are they moving? I think I can hear them growl, or roar. Oh, my eyes are closing...

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