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Tim was silently freaking out right now, not wanting to set Sophia off. He tried his hardest to concentrate on the trees as they passed, one at a time. But every time he tried to pick a tree out, it blurred into an deep green blob, merging with the grass, the sky and the sun until the whole world was just one indistinguishable blur.
Tim shut his eyes tight, gritting his teeth as this happened.
He felt lightheaded, a little sick, and tired. More than he usually did. Just as well, his heart was beating too hard, his breathing was shallow, and he felt ever so slightly like he was going to vomit, even though he knew he wasn't really going to. He was just having a panic attack, and he knew in about fifteen minutes it would pass. Hearing Sophia, he leaned forwards, resting his elbows on his knees and his head in his hands, sliding them back through his hair and letting them grip hard as he tried his hardest to think.
He would sit in this position for most of the car ride home.
"Um...uh... fuck it, lets just go to my place please. It's... that's what I need right now. Let's go there, okay?"
He was trying hard, focusing on his breathing at least, wanting one thing to go back to normal.
_in, out._
_in, out._
_in, out._
_in, ou--fuck it._
Clearly it wasn't working, so Tim gave up and let his body do what it wanted for the time being. He couldn't think when there was so much going wrong with the world right now. Science fiction didn't feel so fictional anymore. Everything felt incredibly surreal. The events kept playing over and over and over again in his head. He couldn't figure out what had happened to them, and h really didn't want to. He just needed to get home right now.
"This shit is so_ fucking fucked up, Sophia!_" Tim whispered--though it was a very loud whisper--as the hole closed up behind them.
He was utterly dumbfounded for just a moment, and then he shrugged it off, deciding to freak out about it later and just get out of here now. He was creeping incredibly close behind her as they eventually got to the car. It was back, just as it was before, unscratched, untouched, completely normal.
"Yes, let's get the fuck in there right now, please, Sophia!" he said, rushing over to the passenger side and frantically pulling on the handle of the locked door, signaling that he was ready to get in.
Tim walked over to her, sighing a bit, absolutely dreading every single moment of this day. And then he saw the hole. It looked completely out of place. It was absolutely not supposed to be here. And he was just...overwhelmed, to say the least.
"Oh, what the fuck, Sophia? What the fuck is going on?! Are we hallucinating? Was there some sort of...like, some sort of natural gas that got us really fucked up or something? Is this all some sort of weird dream?! Do we _go through the hole again?_ Because right now that seems like the best thing to do and I dont know what else to do so I think we should just do it."
He looked down over the edge into the darkness of the hole, trying to see the bottom. He saw nothing but blackness.
Tim--who was freaking out from the beginning--was finding it really hard to keep his cool now. Everything was weird and fucked up and he didnt have all that much experience with weird and fucked up outside of one event in his life, so it was all a bit much for him right now.
"Oh, yes, okay,and maybe he can tell us just how huge mountainside caves can just disappear at their own will, because I would love to know how that happens!" he said, more frantic than ever now as he trailed right on her heels. He was looking over his shoulder more often now, and he was getting really freaked out by the fact that there was still something other than the obvious that was incredibly wrong with the world that he just _could not place._
Sophia spoke flatly as she led Tim to the ranger station, clearly fed up with the day. "Sarcasm wont help Tim, please."
"Sorry, but I'm going to do whatever I want with my attitude right now because if I dont anxiety will kill me." he replied, his tone quite serious in answer, like he really, 100% believed that to be the truth.
And so they continued.
"Okay...alright, fuck."
Tim knew what she was saying was at least 88% bullshit, but he didn't really feel like arguing against it right now. He just wanted to get in the car and go home. But he felt like that wasn't really a possibility now. There was something sinister and strange happening right now, and he didnt know what he was supposed to do. But he tried his hardest to stay calm.
"So, do we, like tell someone about this?" He asked her as he trailed behind, checking over his shoulder. He couldnt quite place it, but something felt really, really, incredibly wrong with the world around them right now. "Because it feels like we should be talking to someone about this. It feels important."
Tim basically sprinted towards her when he heard. There was no way. there was no possible way in hell that--
The cave was gone. Nothing there. Just rock and moss and nature. No cave, no hollow, not even a goddamn hole. Tim pressed his hands against the surface, trying to determine if this was actually happening to him right now. Perhaps his years of solitary confinement had finally caught up to him and he was really just slowly going insane.
But no. As he trailed his fingers over the rough exterior of the rock, he slowly came to the realization that this was real, this was happening, and this was crazy. He backed away, scanning the face of the cliff side for any trace of the cave they had just left. But there was nothing.
"Okay, no. This is some...okay, this is some fucking Eternal Sunshine bull shit! This... I mean, this is impossible, right?! So what the fuck is going on here, Sophia?! Because last time I checked, nature doesn't just _FUCKING REINVENT ITSELF_ and disa-fucking-ppear! What in god's name is happening to us? Are we going crazy?"
Tim was pacing by this point, shaking his head vigorously, hands in his hair, completely at a loss. He had no clue what he was supposed to do.
Tim shook his head a bit as they walked away from the cave. He rubbed one of his arms to warm it as they walked. He was sort of angry that his coat was gone. It was his favorite--and only-- jacket. And it was November. It was cold as all hell outside, and it was still dropping. He made a noise that could easily be translated to "fuck."
"That was my only jacket, man! And it was perfect! It was honest to god the perfect jacket! I found it at Avalon's Thrift Store and it was amazing and now I dont have a jacket anymore! Why... um, why does...uh..."
His anger boiled away in a matter of seconds. He stopped in his tracks, eyes wide. He shook his head in bewilderment as he looked around.
"What? What is it?" Sophia asked, just as confused as he was by this point.
"Everything is dry." he said, shocked. "There was, like, a goddamn torrential downpour about twenty minutes ago. There is no way that the sun would have dried all of this up so fast. What the hell happened?"
Tim was slack jawed, feeling around the walls of the room, trying to find a second hole. Obviously, he was unsuccessful in his attempts to uncover anything other than what they had already known: they exited at the entrance. He shook his head, his arms crossed in front of him as he stared dumbly at the hole they crawled out of.
"This doesn't make any fucking sense. How can we come out where we went in? How is that possible?"
He ran a hand through his hair as he walked away, mumbling a little to himself, pacing the floor, trying to figure out exactly what the hell was happening. Obviously, he didn't have a damn clue.
"I don't have a damn clue!"
Sophia stepped towards him, shrugging a little as she did. She was just as clueless as he was.
Thanks a lot for the update, It's a lot easier to bold, italicize, etc. But also, why is my icon gone?
Tim wrapped some of the rope around his waist, though he wasn't exactly sure how the rope would help him. But, he didn't say that. After they were both ready, Tim walked up to the hole and climbed up into it, getting on his hands and knees. He stared into the darkness, trying to see deeper into the cavern ahead of him, but no matter how hard he looked, he just couldn't see. It looked like it went on forever. And yet it was contained in such a small hole. Claustrophobia set in instantly, making him a little uneasy. He breathed out uneasily, biting his lip. He turned his head around, looking back at Sophia.
"Alright, lets um...yeah, lets crawl now."
He started moving forwards, and after a moment, Sophia crawled in behind him, following close behind.
"Alright, lets um...yeah, lets crawl now."
He started moving forwards, and after a moment, Sophia crawled in behind him, following close behind.
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