Bill Kaulitz

On July 6th, a sunny day, you and your friend Leah are walking through the forest at the dacha, heading towards the lake to take a dip in the hot weather. As you approach the water, Leah calls out to you.

• t/n, tonight is Ivan Kupala night
• So what next? you asked, turning to her.
• Let's tell fortunes for the future tonight?
  "Do you even know how to tell fortunes?" you asked.
• Of course I know, I'll have to come here again in the evening.
  "Do you really want this? " you asked with a sigh.
• Leah said very much and in her eyes one could see the interest and desire for this
• You have crazy ideas as always , you said with a smile and jumped into the water.

The evening outside had become less hot. You and Leah were walking toward the field. Yes, you agreed to this fortune-telling. Your friend explained to you that you needed to go to the field and weave wreaths from a dozen flowers, and then go to the lake and launch them into the water. Approaching the field, you began to collect different flowers.
By the time you reached the lake it was already dark, and the clock showed ten to 12 at night

• Well, come on, tell me how to tell fortunes , you said and sat down on the grass in front of the water.
  In general, our wreaths need to be lowered into the water. How it behaves speaks of the future that awaits you. If it quickly sinks, it's bad news; if the wreath floats, it means a dramatic change in your fate; and if the wreath floats away and washes up on the shore again, the year will pass without any significant changes in your life.
  “I think we’re doing some kind of nonsense ,” you said and got up from the grass.
  “Okay, let’s launch the wreaths,” said Leah and walked towards the water.

Sighing, you also moved closer to the water, and you and Leah simultaneously lowered your wreaths into the water. Literally a minute later, both of your wreaths sank to the bottom. Leah said nothing and walked away from the lake. You wanted to follow her, but a guy appeared under the water, looking straight at you. You stared at him, frozen, and then he reached out to you.

• bad news echoed throughout the lake, Bill's voice

you screamed and ran away from the lake

• Leah!

Leah turned to you

• What?

You pointed to the water where Bill was, but there's no one there anymore.