A rope around my waist strangled me as I peered into the darkness.

I shined my flashlight down the cave.

All I saw are walls and rocks. Pillars indicated twists and turns. A smile couldn’t help but explode on my face as I peered deeper and deeper.

“Looks like we got ourselves a labyrinth.” Larry said, his familiar catch phrase echoing throughout the tunnels.

“I’m ready when you are.” I said, with a quick tug on the rope, though it couldn’t get any tighter even if I tried. Larry nodded and secured my gear. Clasps and buckles, harnesses and ropes. We could’ve been called professionals if we dared, but really, where’s the fun in that?

I slowly scaled the mountain of rock, holding on as I descend deeper and deeper into the caves grasp.

Larry kept his flashlight pointed at my figure as mine danced throughout the labyrinth.

“It’s like the Grand Canyon underground!” I said giddily, swinging my legs.

Larry laughed, “I’m sure it is. See any treasures?”

I peered deeper through the cave.

It was an open space, not the tight tunnels and holes I was used to. Dark rock built the ground like a vast void.

“Not from the bare-eye, but I bet there’s some beneath this tough layer.” I said, my heart leaping with excitement.

_Click_.

“What was that?” The question barely left my lips before I dropped. The rope hanging slack above me with no doubt frayed ends.

My mind wirled, swirled, unable to think any corhent thoughts.

Falling.

Wind.

Heart racing.

I never realized how hard it was to breath when falling.

So suffocating.

So much air flying by as I drop, yet I can’t grab a hold of any of it.

My arms flailed and I tried to grab anything, anything I could reach.

But there was nothing.

Like being trapped in a bubble.

What a mistake.

Oh help me, Labyrinth.

(I’m definitely going to rewrite this I just didn’t have much time today. It didn’t really turn out how I wanted. So sorry <3 )