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I reached out to the right side of my head where I was supposed to have a head injury, but it didn't hurt, and I didn't feel anything unusual.

I looked ahead and saw a trail further on. I glanced back into the depths of the forest. For some reason, I felt an inexplicable peace in this place. I walked down the path for a few minutes, looking for another person to find out where I was or, better yet, how I had arrived there.

After the trees disappeared and the trail ended in the forest, I saw a hill leading to a spectacular seascape. I could hear the waves of the sea gently lapping, and the scent was unmistakable.

There was a bench on the hill, and a person was sitting on it with their back to me. I ran towards the woman, relieved to finally see someone in this strange place.

I stopped and approached the woman gently, touching her shoulder to avoid startling her.

"Excuse me," I said with the most innocent voice I could muster.

When the lady turned around, I opened my eyes wide in amazem