"Ladies first, my darling." Hook cooed to me as he led me to the plank. I still had my hands tied up, otherwise I would have punched him so fast. "You know I knew I recognized those eyes of yours from somewhere." He began as I was forced to march the long wooden board. "I once kidnapped a lovely lady and her husband with eyes of those." I froze. "You What?" I perched up from my position, pausing my walk into the waters below. "Ah Yes. I took them from the other world. They owed me, you could say. They wouldn't give me what I wanted so I killed them." My face fell into one of horror. "You did what?!" I shrieked. "What could they ever had owed you that could have pushed you to kill them!" I spat with tears now running down my face. "Simple. They had magic, I wanted it, and they said no so I took to my own rules and killed them." I let out an ungodly shriek as I crumbled to my knees. I couldn't stop shouting "No." over and over. I looked up at him to see the evil look in his eyes. I shot up from my position and charged at him only to be stopped by other pirates. "It's too late to save them now, dear. All you can do is join them." He added with a laugh before turning to Peter and the lost boys. I turned and looked down at the murky waters. Something about it seemed to be calling my name in a mystical way. I tore my gaze from it and looked at Peter who had sad and pleading eyes at me. "I'm sorry." I muttered looking at him. I let my balance fade and fell backwards into the water.

Splash

Everything went dark. I couldn't use my hands to paddle or treed water. I watched everything fade through the murky water. I could hear the muffled sound of Peter and the boys crying and shouting my name. I let my life drift from my fingers. This was it, this was the end. Just as I began to stop breathing a light shimmered fourth from the surface of the water. This had to be impossible! The water was absolutely filthy and muddy there was no way a light could come through the foul sea. I looked up and was shocked. The water around me was starting to clear. The more I stayed there the more clean the water became.