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"Elena, wake up." The voice echoed, breaking though what seemed to be a barrier, though it still sounded so far away. "Elena" it whispered again and the petite brunette finally stirred in her deep sleep. At first she was unable to assess where it came from; it seemed she was running into a dark and never ending tunnel, attempting to find whoever it was that kept calling her name. However it was of no use, the closer she got, the further away the voice moved. Elena stumbled, her worry and tension rising to a boiling point. Why couldn't she see who was calling her and why did they keep leaving her? She must be dreaming, right? It was the only explanation for what was currently taking place. "ELENA" the voice sounded again, only this time it's …show more content…
Elena stood in the field, circling around as she scanned her surroundings; She hadn't the faintest clue on how she came to be here. In fact the more she tried to think about what had recently taken place, the more her memories seemed to fade away. It was as if the last 24-hours had been a blank. "Think.." She softly spoke to herself, trying to remember even the tiniest of clues to how she got to this place, face down in the dirt and grass. All she could remember was being back in Mystic Falls, her and the group had been discussing a way to get Bonnie back without her magic. They knew they had to work around Doctor Laughlin's father though, since they didn't want him trying to murder his own daughter again--After that all her memories seemed to fade away. "Hello?" Elena called out. She wasn't sure if someone would reply, but she had to at least try, she needed answers- now! However no one appeared, in fact, this place seemed to be void of any life at all. She had to admit, it had a creepy effect. Nevertheless, a farm house stood a short distance away and it appeared to be the only home for miles so whether she liked it or not, Elena had to walk there and take a chance that it wasn't some psychos house who brought unsuspecting vampires here, only to kill them
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