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Oddly enough it was the gunfire that would snap her out of her haze and make Yasmin move back towards the fence. With the lake shore being slightly below the fence the young brunette would have to pull herself back up onto the fence to get a full picture of what was going on. To her dismay the shots to the beast did nothing to the creature other than piss it off.

Before today Yasmin always found herself yelling at her TV when a news story or viral video showed people in the midst of something dangerous and chaotic with their phones up, but as the scene unfolded she'd dig in her oversized bag and pull out her phone again - surprised to find her livestream still going. The audience had died down a bit but not by much.

"D-did you guys see that? I'm not crazy right, did you guys see that?" she said into her phone, before turning her selfie camera towards the lizard-like beast on the other side of the fence. She'd pan between it and the man with the sword very briefly before turn it back towards herself.
"Am I being pranked? Are we-"
A woman yelling that the man should take the beasts head off suddenly caught Yasmins attention, and she'd quickly turn the camera back around towards the scene in front of her that was starting to feel like a taping for the Twilight Zone.


The man who was dressed as if he was plucked from the frozen arctic tundra of Siberia would take back his sword and quickly behead the best - ending it's life, but the strangest of things occurred afterwards and left Yasmin even more confused than she had been previously.
"Did you see that? It shattered into....jewels?"




She'd hesitate to move for a few moments, waiting for something else to pop up out of nowhere. However when it didn't Yasmin would slowly but surely make her way back over the fence.

The pile of jewels enticed her over, and as she bent down and grabbed a handful of them she'd point her phone back at herself.
"Remind me never to walk alone in Central Park again......." she whispered more to herself than her followers, as she quickly panned down to the jewels in her hand.

A text message alert would snap her back into reality, and when she saw it was her mom questioning her about what in the world she was doing she'd realize her mom was watching her livestream.

"Mom, did you see that? Look at these jewels, did you see that?? Ay dios mio, estadounidense loco! I think I'm starting to miss home a bit." Yasmin laughed nervously.She was starting to calm down a bit when all of a sudden a blinding light appeared in the middle of everyone and quickly began to engulf the immediate area.
"What...what is this? I can't see anything, ayudame!"

Yasmin would clench her fist tightly around the jewels and her phone, and then hold her arms up in front of her face.
It felt as if she was falling through nothing, a never ending free-fall, which instantly chilled her to the bone. Panic set in, as she waited for the inevitable splat. However it never came, and instead after what felt like an eternity of falling she'd suddenly feel herself laying on a cold wet surface.



"What is this?" Yasmin thought to herself as she opened her eyes to see a bright shining light in the distance, reachable only by the star laden path she was currently laying on. "Am I dead? Did we die?" she whispered to no one in particular, as she stared between the light and all the people surrounding her.
She felt safe but not content, she didn't want to die so the white light was exactly soothing to Yasmin, who would stand but remain firmly planted in her spot.

"I think...that I’m going to go that way.."

Yasmin wrinkled her nose a bit at the idea of walking into the light, she wasn't ready to walk into a white light. So in desperation she dropped the jewels in her left hand into her bag and then unlocked her phone. Her instagram stream was up still but she was disconnected. She had no bars, no 4GLTE, no wifi - nothing. Nevertheless she opened up her contacts and tried to call her mom, her dad, her agency - none of the calls went through, and finally she'd give up and turn her phone off - but not before taking a picture and short video of what was in front of her.

The light was calling her, and though she wasn't ready she was beginning to accept that perhaps it was her time to die. So after waiting for everyone else around her to follow the beautiful blonde into the light, Yasmin would take up residence at the back of the pack - wanting to delay going inside of the light for as long as possible.