Amnesia(Gamer Love Sory) (Disclaimer: I do not own Felix-sadly-he is a YouTuber. I, however, own rights to my character Kiersten.) Prologue, Where Am I? The room I awoke in was nothing like my normal room. Instead of the greeting of my dog, Xavier, waking me, I heard groaning beside my bed. Come to think of it, the room had a horrid stench. I slowly opened my eyes, and gasped in horror. The walls were a brown-ish concrete material, and the room looked oddly familiar. Like the ones in... Amnesia. Wait! I had to be dreaming! I heard the groan again, and it woke me out of my daydream. I looked to the side of my bed, and seen a boy with shaggy hair, face first into the floor. I slowly stood out of bed, and briefly noticed I wasn't in my pajamas. Instead, I was in black jeans, and a black shirt, with black tennis shoes. I kicked the unknown boy lightly in the ribs."Um, are you... Okay?" Dumb question-I know. But, I figured it was necessary, though. He yelped, and jumped up. I laughed a little when I noticed his scream sort of resembled a girl."Who are you?" He had an accent? A Swedish one. At least, I think. That's what I think Ms.Smith said in World Studies. "I'm Kiersten. Don't worry, though. I think we're both in the same situation here." I shrugged. Wasn't going to try and blame him. How could he suck me into a fictional video game? It was most likely a dream."You can tell me who you are, and we can work together, or we could go our separate ways, and may the best gamer win." "I'm Felix." He said, slowly, eyes still searching. He was in a similar outfit as me."This has to be a-" "Dream." I finished."I know. We should just do what we'd do when we play, and I think we should get out of this dream-warp-thing fine." He nodded. "First off, it's kind of dark, so let's look for the lantern." I held back my gag reflexes as the smell crept back up my nostrils. Felix went straight to looking as did I."God, it reeks." "I think I found it." His face was scrunched up, pulling out a creaking lantern. I shielded my face as a swarm of moths flew from it. "Oh, yuck." I said. "Yeah," He nodded."Oil?" It took a little longer, but I finally found a small container of oil, to light it."I've never put oil in a fucking lantern. Never had to." I sighed."I can't found the opening." "That's what she said." He said in a high pitched voice. I looked at him like he was crazy."I usually make jokes, so I don't get... Freaked out." He shrugged. "Does it work?" I asked, pouring the oil into the lantern when I finally found the opening. "Well, this is real, I guess, so I don't know." I nodded, picking up the lit lantern."Stay close."