This one was more recent and took place around April, 2020. Nothing remarkable happened that day, and I just went to bed late at night, as usual.

In my nightmare, I was on a field trip with my class. I was with my best friend, Eddie, and we were talking about how stupid it was gonna be while being seasick, as we were on a boat.

We pulled up to this shipwreck in the middle of the sea, floating on the water like Nothing happens, though molding and aging and all of that were clear.

We went inside and there was a long line for a tour, two people at a time. Me and Eddie paired up and stepped in line. A rand guy came up to us and told us that we could skip the line if we followed him. Eddie would never take him up on his offer, but Dream Eddie did, and because I was worried something would happen to him, I went with.

The shipwreck was halfway underwater, so at the entry point you'd have to put on scuba gear. Fun fact about me, I can't swim.

Eddie and I were all dressed up and followed the guy, jumping into the hole in the ground and entering a lowe part of the ship. The next scenes I seriously cannot describe accurately enough.

The room we landed in seemed almost like a church, with a podium facing away from us and a bunch of benches facing us. It freaked me out, but we swam towards a door in the back. The door opened up into a hallway, where you had to turn left to walk down the hall. There was vegetation everywhere and dead pigs hanging from butcher hooks on each side. The guy was more and more creepy the further we got, I thought he was gonna stab me. Dream Eddie just looked fascinated and unbothered, as I was more and more uncomfortable. The hall reached a set of stairs, where we would walk up, turn left, and be at the hole in the ship to the class' boat.

The whole thing was horrifying. I actually cried when he pushed us through it again. Five whole trips later and I woke up crying and throwing up. I umm texted real Eddie and told him, freaked out and explained in a not so clear way, but he still understood and seemed shocked.

And that's one of the reason why I fear drowning and huge bodies of water.