🌊Merrowack🌊

You are on holidays in Cornwall (UK), staying in one of the old light towers that have been rebuilt into holidays accomodations. It's a stormy day and the sea is troubled, but you don't mind. You decide to go for a walk along the coastal path. You haven't come far, when you notice a person drifting in the water. Someone with long blond hair. You call out to ask if they need assistance, but the howling wind and the rolling sea drown out your voice. You are worried. The water must be freezing, yet the person doesn't move, doesn't try to reach the coast. You pull out your phone to call for help. Of course, there is no service out here as you are in the middle of nowhere. Desperate to help, you take off your jacket and shoes and leap into the sea. You gasp as the icy water shocks the air out of you. You can't breathe! Your clothes grow heavy on you. You start to panic and struggle to keep above water, struggle to keep breathing, but a strong undercurrent is pulling under. Your warmth seeps out of your body quickly. Your senses are fading, and water fills your lungs as you struggle for air. You are drowning!