Bangtan!

The night had started like any other stupid adventure of the group.

Eight friends. One storm. One forbidden island.

And too much curiosity for his own good.

It was all Namjoon's fault, obviously.

I had found information about a strange island called Mako and, after a discussion that lasted exactly five minutes, they all ended up getting on a small boat to see it for themselves.

Now they were there.

Soaked.

Tired.

Lost.

And walking through rock tunnels lit only by moonlight.

"This is a terrible idea," Yoongi grumbled.

"You've been saying that for an hour," Hoseok replied.

—Because it's still a terrible idea.

Jin burst out laughing.

Jungkook was already several meters ahead exploring.

Taehyung touched absolutely everything he found.

And Jimin was trying to convince everyone not to separate.

As always, nobody paid any attention to him.

Then the tunnel ended.

And everyone fell silent.

Before you lay a huge underground chamber hidden inside an ancient volcanic crater.

In the center there was a perfectly circular lagoon.

The water shone under the full moon as if it were made of liquid silver.

—Wow... —Taehyung whispered.

Even Namjoon seemed to be speechless.

For a few seconds nobody moved.

They simply observed that impossible place.

Until Jungkook broke the moment.

—The last one to touch the water pays for dinner.

"NO!" you shouted.

Too late.

They all started pushing each other while laughing.

Jin pushed Hoseok.

Hoseok pushed Taehyung.

Taehyung collided with Jimin.

And someone behind you accidentally bumped you on the shoulder.

Your eyes opened.

You felt yourself losing your balance.

—Wait!

The ground disappeared beneath your feet.

The world turned.

Your friends' screams echoed through the cave. And you fell straight into the lagoon illuminated by the full moon.

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