Hundreds of Leviathans drifted over the complete surface of the lake. Lifeless Cas’ body sunk to the bottom. His bare feet touched the ground and his eyes flashed open. He looked up and saw sun rays sparkling on the surface. He jumped up and started swimming.
Two women were jogging in the woods, one of them wearing a field-glass around her neck.
“Can we have a break, already?” the brunette said, leaning against a tree.
“Oh, come on, we’ve only been running for-” the one with the field glass said.
“-45 minutes, but who’s counting?” the brunette said.
“It’s been 45 minutes, already?”
“Uhu” the brunette nodded. “Damn, I can’t feel my legs. Or actually I can…A little too much”
“I would think God would give you the strength to carry on”
The brunette frowned her eyebrows. “Don’t mock me, Zoey. There are times my believe’s the only thing I have”
“Yeah” Zoey nodded. “When my phone is dead and you can’t reach me” she added sarcastic.
“Stop it”
“Okay, Daphne” Zoey said, raising her hands. She picked up her field-glass and turned around.
“Why did you bring that thing?” Daphne asked. “You always take it with you and there’s never anything interesting to see”
“I beg to differ” Zoey said, beaming like a little girl.
“What?” Daphne asked.
“There’s something you don’t see every day” Zoey smirked secretive.
“What is it? Let me see” Daphne commanded. She tried to take the field-glass, but Zoey raised her hand. Keeping her eyes front she said: “I don’t think God would approve”
Having quite enough of Zoey’s games Daphne jerked the field-glass of her neck. Ignoring Zoey’s cursing and angry looks she stared through the field-glass.
A man, wearing absolutely nothing, was walking out of the lake, about 5 sea mile away from them. “Oh my God” she said soft.
“I know right” Zoey giggled. “Can I have it back now?” she added in a serious tone. Distracted Daphne gave the field-glass back and started running.
“Hey, where are you going?” Zoey shouted. She saw her sister racing towards the naked man. “Well, I guess break’s over” she mumbled as she followed Daphne in a much slower pace.
Daphne grabbed the man by his shoulders, helping him to stand. “Are you alright, sir?” she asked insisting, trying to look in his eyes. “You’re freezing. We need to get you some clothes”
The man rolled his eyes and tripped over wet and cold feet.
“Hey, stay with me, will you” Daphne ordered. She searched her pockets and conjured her phone to dial 911. After her emergency call she looked back at the man, who tried to stay awake. “There’s help on the way” she said, looking around her. Then she lay her eyes on the man again. “What’s your name?” she asked.
The man shook his head. “I don’t know” he mumbled. His eyes rolled in their sockets and he fainted in Daphne’s arms.