Liam
The moment I opened my eyes I regretted it. My ears were still ringing from the blast and my head felt like someone was stabbing it with needles. The sun didn’t make it even better and neither did what felt like the ground, which was cold. I could still smell the ocean and for a second I was sure I was dead, that was until I heard my brother calling me.
“Liam,” he said, sounding like he was choking on something.
Slowly I rose to a seated position and shook my head, trying to make the pain go away and the sudden dizziness stop, which worked. It was then that my vision became clear and I was able to make out the scene in front of me. We were back on shore while the boat we were just on was gone, wiped out as if it didn’t exist, and it wasn’t just that boat. The others that were on s
