It's the first chapter out of 6 chapter I wrote a long time ago. I wanted to share it with you today. I'll poste the next chapter in the following days.

I hope you will like it! I stay voluntary vague, but I'll precise some tags at every post)

Enjoy !

The woman stayed on the floor, motionless for a while, until she finally began to roll over and groan softly; her eyes fluttered open, needing a little of time to readjust to the blinding light of the outer world that replaced the sea of black water she’d sank in.

—“Nghhhhh~”—

When her eyes had finally gotten accustomed to the light, she slowly pushed herself to her feet; her body felt a little numb and a slight cramp on her legs and arms, but otherwise, she was fine.

She finally stood up, but immediately stumbled and almost fell back to the floor if she hadn’t clung to the edge of her desk; she felt light headed, her world spinning slightly.

—“Ohhhhh, w-what happened t-to me?”—she questioned as she rubbed her forehead; then she recalled it: she wondered what could have possibly gone wrong, but she lacks memory of what may have happened during the night.

However, she could barely think, since her whole body was still numb and felt stiff; She decided to try and regain control over her senses: she rubbed her eyes and confirmed that she could see; she surveyed her room: everything seemed just the same, she concentrated on the sounds around her, which were basically some cars in the outside; she felt the wooden surface she was leaning on, cold and smooth; but when she attempted to recover her sense of smell, she sensed something very strange.

At first it was only a slight abnormal hint in the air, but as she completely came back to her senses, her face crouched at what she smelled: a very, very strong scent was flooding all her room; the smell was unusual, different from anything she had smelled before; if she would have had to describe it, she’d have inaccurately referred to it as earthy.

The smell was similar to those one could smell in wild life, in fact, it resembled the scent of an animal’s musk; primal musk, to be precise.

—“W-what the heck is that smell!?”—She feebly waved her right hand in front of her face; where was that strong smell coming from? she reluctantly sniffed the air a couple of times, trying to find the source of the smell; she lifted her arm and sniffed her pit; it didn’t take her too long to find it out, since that scent was actually coming from her.