Slowly, although steadily, I could feel the cells in my body receive the message my brain was sending to them, and they started to pull the lids apart.
At first it was painfully bright, but I quickly adjusted as there actually wasn't that much light.
From what I could tell, there was just one small bulb above my head, barely lighting the room.
I couldn't move my head, and it was painfully on its side. I couldn't see anything beside what was directly in front of me, I noticed a hard stone floor, and the walls were dark.
Nothing had felt more like it was out of a horror movie.
My body started to awaken. The cells started to move faster, respond to the electric commands of my brain.
I slowly lifted my head, wishing I could rub my neck as it was at an awkward angle, which I assumed would
