Shayre lay still on his back, determined to stay there as long as he could. The leaves above his head were of a beautiful green, and their low rustling was soothing to his ears. Most importantly, they shielded his painfully sensitive eyes from the bright sunlight. Or they almost did: One ray kept peeping through, when the wind moved the leaves. Moaning softly, Shayre tried to shift his head deeper into the shadow. It was only then, when his movement caused small waves to roll over previously dry parts of his skin, that he realized he was wet, lying in a pool of water.
"What..."
Shayre shook his head, trying to get the wooly feeling out of his brain. It hadn't occured to him before when he was lying there, but there was something wrong with his waking up outside. He slowly sat up, using a branch to lift himself. He took some time to look around. The plants around him were huge, and looked exotic. Shayre frowned, blinking his eyes against the light.
"Where am I?"
Getting no answer, since nobody was around, he realized that he had to figure things out on his own. He leaned forward to splash some water in his face in an attempt to jumpstart his brains. It didn't help as well as he had hoped, but he did feel slightly less sick, and with some trouble he managed to get up. Taking another look at the sun he decided to start walking in a random direction.
"What..."
Shayre shook his head, trying to get the wooly feeling out of his brain. It hadn't occured to him before when he was lying there, but there was something wrong with his waking up outside. He slowly sat up, using a branch to lift himself. He took some time to look around. The plants around him were huge, and looked exotic. Shayre frowned, blinking his eyes against the light.
"Where am I?"
Getting no answer, since nobody was around, he realized that he had to figure things out on his own. He leaned forward to splash some water in his face in an attempt to jumpstart his brains. It didn't help as well as he had hoped, but he did feel slightly less sick, and with some trouble he managed to get up. Taking another look at the sun he decided to start walking in a random direction.