"Hello?" I called. everything was just white. I felt like I was standing on nothing, as if I were flying. Almost everything I said echoed through this whiteness. "Is anyone there?" I just began calling out into the open space, desperately wanting an answer...

"Will someone please answer me?"

"Come out, someone!"

"Please let me hear someone!"

"Stop ignoring me!"

"Some answer!... please!"

It's no use. I'm alone...

The only thing I could think of was to walk. I began treading my paws against nothing, in search of company, in search of the real world. Nervous, I began trotting. Panicking, I began to run...

...forgetting my nervousness, I would just keep on running, trying to ignore the exhaustion in my legs and my burning lungs. But with each tail length I kept moving, I felt like I was being dragged down. Finally, I collapsed, waiting for the real world to show, with broken buildings and debris layering the whole street, but it wouldn't come. Maybe if I bang my head on something... I reared onto my hind paws and thrust my head onto the invisible floor, but I began sinking through this strangeness. I was falling, tumbling down nothing as i was being dragged down. I shut my eyes, waiting for this to end as soon as possible...

Remember when I tried to stop this madness? Well, it's still happening. For countless hours. I was about to give up and continue falling until I saw a flash of static fill my head. My eyes flipped wide open. It happened even more. My fur fluffed up. This whiteness disappeared and was replashed with static completely blocking my vision. Through the scratchy noises, I heard someone talking to me.

"Willow, come on! Get up, sis! Uh... awaken! Nope... hmmmmmm..." Oak? He's alive! I felt a tiny sting on my muzzle. He must have swat me. I stopped floating on nothingness and the static bevan to clear. I caught a glimpse of a familiar face before the static broke through my vision again. I used all the effort I could to wake up, and it actually started working. The flashing static began flickering out, and I could feel ground.